Licensing and Regulation at Miamirush Casino

Who Runs Miami Rush Casino

Miami Rush Casino is operated by Momentum Gaming Solutions Ltd under a licence from the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority, and it opened in January 2026. Establishing that took more work than it should have, because the operator publishes nothing and the other sites using this name disagree with each other. This page sets out what is supported, what is contradicted, and what simply cannot be checked as of August 2026.

Why We Are Confident About the Company and the Licence

One independent affiliate site names Momentum Gaming Solutions Ltd, the Anjouan licence and the January 2026 launch directly. On its own that would be a single unverified claim. What makes it solid is a second, separate line of evidence.

The same company runs another casino, Felistra, whose operator, licence and launch month are recorded by two independent casino review databases - and those records give exactly the same three facts: Momentum Gaming Solutions Ltd, an Anjouan licence, January 2026. Two brands, one platform, matching details from sources that do not cite each other.

And a third piece, which is the one that convinced us

Both operator domains stopped serving their websites on the same day. miamirush.com began returning a password prompt at 12:44 on 12 August 2026; felistragaming.com began returning the same prompt at 12:41 the same day - three minutes earlier. Two casinos closing their public front doors within three minutes of each other is not coincidence; it is one company acting on both at once.

Where the Other Sites Disagree

Two further websites use this brand name. Neither belongs to us, and they contradict each other on nearly every point a player would care about.

These are not two descriptions of one thing with rounding differences. They are different licences, different currencies and, on the bonus, one saying there is nothing and the other advertising a four-figure package. At most one can be right, and with the operator site closed, neither can be checked at the source.

What an Anjouan Licence Requires

Licence names are used as trust badges, and the differences between them matter far more than the word "licensed" suggests.

What it does

An Anjouan licence is a real authorisation: the holder is a registered company answerable to a named regulator rather than an anonymous website, expected to run games from certified suppliers with tested random number generators, verify player identity before payout, and operate anti-money-laundering procedures. The studios named for this brand - Evolution Gaming, Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Play'n GO, BGaming, Spribe - are the same certified suppliers that serve European-licensed operators.

What it does not

No mandatory deposit limits, no compulsory reality checks or cooling-off periods, and no requirement to fund an independent dispute-resolution body. If a payout is refused and the operator will not move, there is no free adjudicator standing between you and the company. There is no segregated-funds rule either, so balances are not ring-fenced from company money by regulation.

That combination matters more here than at most casinos, because the operator's own terms - your only practical protection under this regime - are currently unreadable.

A Note on the Name

If you searched for "Miami Rush" and found mostly football, that is expected. The name belongs to several things that have nothing to do with gambling.

• Miami Rush is a mobile game published on both the App Store and Google Play.
• Miami Rush Kendall SC, Miami Rush Raleigh and the Miami Rush Cup are youth football organisations in the United States.
• Miami Futbol Academy Rush is a separate club using the same word.

This site covers only the online casino at miamirush.com. If you are looking for a football club or a phone game, none of the information here applies to it - and equally, no review of the casino tells you anything about them.

How to Verify Any Casino Licence Yourself

The method below takes about five minutes and works on any operator.

Read the footer, then leave the site

A licence claim in a casino footer is a claim, not a verification. Note the licence number, the holder company and the regulator, then search the regulator's own register. Never follow the operator's own "verified" badge - on many sites it links to an image rather than a record.

Search by company, not only by domain

Most registers store the root domain a licence was filed under, so an operator using a different domain will fail a domain search while being properly registered under its company name. We searched the Anjouan public register for "miamirush" and for "Momentum Gaming Solutions" and found no matching entry - which is not proof of absence, for exactly that reason, but it does mean we could not confirm the licence in the register ourselves.

Prefer sources that do not cite each other

One page repeating another is one source, not two. What made the company and licence credible here was that the evidence came from three unrelated directions: an affiliate, two review databases covering a sister brand, and the timestamps on two server responses.

Treat a closed operator site as a finding

A casino whose public website asks for a password is a casino whose current state you cannot establish. That is not automatically a scandal - sites go down for maintenance and for regional blocks - but it is a fact worth weighing before you deposit, and it is the reason every promotional claim about this brand is currently unverifiable.

Red Flags Worth Acting On

• A licence number that returns nothing in the regulator's register when searched by both domain and company name.
• Two sites describing the same casino with different licences.
• The same figure quoted in two different currencies across sources.
• A list of bonus codes with no link to where the operator published them.
• A claim of recent verification with no explanation of how it was performed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who holds the Miami Rush licence?

Momentum Gaming Solutions Ltd, under the Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority in the Comoros, with a January 2026 launch. This is supported by an independent affiliate and matches what two review databases document for a sister casino run by the same company.

Is Miami Rush licensed in Curacao?

One rival site says so, and nothing supports it. The Anjouan version has three independent lines of evidence behind it. We report the Curacao claim because you will encounter it, not because we think it is right.

Did you find Miami Rush in the Anjouan register?

No. Searches for "miamirush" and "Momentum Gaming Solutions" returned no matching record. The register is indexed by licence number, holder company and root domain, so this does not settle the question either way - but the honest summary is that we could not confirm the licence there ourselves.

Why is the casino website asking for a password?

We do not know, and we will not speculate. What we can say is that it started at 12:44 on 12 August 2026, and that a sister casino run by the same company started doing the same thing three minutes earlier the same day.

Does an Anjouan licence protect my deposit?

Not in the way a European licence does. There is no segregated-funds requirement, no mandatory deposit limit and no dispute body funded by the regime. Your practical protection is the operator's own terms - which, in this case, nobody can currently read.

Our Position

We can tell you who runs this brand and under which licence, and we are confident about both. We cannot tell you what it currently offers, what its limits are, or whether it is taking players today, because the operator has closed its public site and the other pages using this name contradict each other. That is an unusual thing for an affiliate site to admit, and it is the accurate description of the situation. When the site reopens and publishes terms, we will read them and print the numbers.