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Brand, operator, and licensing: who runs things and where accountability sits

Operator identity matters. I spent time comparing what's disclosed on‑site with independent review hubs and player‑complaint repositories. Here's what holds up as of October 2025:

Multiple independent reviews and player forums associate FCMoon with Bermuda Triangle Ltd., listed as the owner‑operator beginning in 2025. The legacy domain was fcmoon.com; fcmoon777-ca.com is the active Canadian‑facing address right now. I could not find a published corporate registry number, registered address, or ultimate beneficial ownership details. Until the operator posts these on an official channel, those fields are missing on the page I checked; I'll update if the operator posts it.

I saw a few blogs mention Ellipse Entertainment Limited, but I couldn't tie that to this site with anything concrete. At first I thought Ellipse might be involved-similar naming cropped up-but after pulling company records and forum threads, I couldn't find a clean link. Some reviewers link Ellipse to FCMoon; I dug around-no verifiable proof on my end.

• Brand name: FCMoon (active: fcmoon777-ca.com; legacy: fcmoon.com, noted for context only).
• Reported operator: Bermuda Triangle Ltd. (brand ownership and operations), per cross‑referenced industry reviews, October 2025.
• Corporate registry number: not published as of Oct 2025-screenshot the footer if it appears.
• Registered address: not listed on the page I checked.
• Legal representative: not posted publicly.
• Payment processing partners: Not listed publicly; expect card acquirers, Interac facilitators, and crypto processors per the cashier.

Multiple sources say it's under the Anjouan Gaming Board; I couldn't find a public lookup.

• Issuing authority: Anjouan Gaming Board.
• License number: not published as of Oct 2025-screenshot the footer if it appears.
• Validity dates: missing on the page I checked; I'll update if the operator posts it.
• Public registry link: no registry link I can verify.

How responsibilities tend to split here:

• Brand ownership and operations: Bermuda Triangle Ltd. (as attributed by multiple sources).
• Payments: Third‑party PSPs (cards/Interac) and crypto gateways. These often show up in the cashier or transactional emails, not always the public footer.
• Player support: 24/7 chat and email run by the site's support team.
• Disputes: Start with internal support. No published ADR body on the sources I reviewed.

References I monitor for changes:

• Official address used by players: "fcmoon777-ca.com" (active as of 2025; listed here without external linking).
• Legacy domain: "fcmoon.com" (for historical context; no external link).
• Live policies via our shortcuts: terms & conditions and privacy policy.

Practical tip: Save a local copy of the Terms & Conditions at signup and any license or certificate the operator publishes. Keeping PDFs or screenshots helps if you ever need to escalate a dispute.

Reminder: This is paid entertainment-set limits and treat wins as luck, not income.

Security, compliance, and verification essentials

It's HTTPS end‑to‑end (TLS 1.2/1.3). Standard stuff-logins and payments are encrypted.

• Encryption in transit: HTTPS (TLS 1.2/1.3).
• Data at rest: not disclosed publicly.
• I didn't see any external security audit badge (like ISO 27001).
• RNG certifications: By game providers; no site‑level certificate posted on sources reviewed.
• Two‑factor authentication: Not advertised-check your account security settings. If 2FA isn't there, use a strong passphrase and a password manager.

Licensing note: Operations are reported under authorization from the Anjouan Gaming Board (license number and public lookup link not posted on the sources I used). For live accuracy, check the footer on fcmoon777-ca.com. If a certificate shows up later, save a copy.

Restricted territories: Not fully listed in the material reviewed. Always confirm in the live terms & conditions during signup. The operator enforces geolocation and may request documents if signals conflict. VPNs/proxies can trigger reviews, bonus removal, or withdrawal delays if that breaches the Terms.

Age and eligibility: Minimum 18+. Violations can lead to account closure and forfeiture of bonuses/winnings. KYC can happen any time-keep valid documents handy.

KYC/AML expectations:

• Basic: Email and mobile verification. Some methods require name matching.
• Standard: Government ID, recent proof of address, and payment ownership proof. Allow 12-72 hours, often sooner.
• Enhanced due diligence: Source‑of‑funds for higher withdrawals or unusual activity; timelines can extend.
• Common pitfalls: Blurry scans, expired IDs, name mismatches, unsupported file types. Submit clear colour scans; make sure your bill/bank statement shows full name and address.

Useful internal references:

• terms & conditions for eligibility, VPN policy, and restricted‑territory info.
• privacy policy for data handling.
• responsible gaming tools for limits and exclusions.
• bonuses & promotions for wagering rules and contributions.

Security best practices I follow:

• Use unique passphrases and rotate periodically.
• Avoid public Wi‑Fi for logins and any cashier task.
• Keep copies of KYC approvals and email confirmations.
• Never share accounts or payment instruments; mismatches slow payouts.

Important: Fun first, finance second. If you're chasing profit, pause and rethink.

Pros and cons for Canadian players

• Pros
• 7,000+ games across slots, tables, live, and specialties.
• Strong crypto support alongside Interac, Visa, and Mastercard.
• Instant‑play web platform with mobile optimization.
• Sportsbook coverage of 22+ sports with pre‑match and live markets.
• 24/7 live chat support and email.
• Solid lobby filters (provider, volatility, and more) that actually help.

• Cons
• No native iOS/Android app (no push notifications).
• Busy design; takes a minute to settle in.
• Fiat withdrawals can be slower than crypto.
• No live streaming for sports on sources reviewed.
• Some bonus and RTP details require extra clicks or a quick support check.

Canadian tip: Set a deposit limit before your first session. It's simple, and it helps you keep play squarely in the "paid entertainment" bucket.

Games, providers, and live tables

Lobby scale and structure: 7,000+ titles as of October 2025. You'll find video slots, classics, jackpots, table games, live dealer, video poker, and specialties like scratch cards and virtual sports. Filters let you sort by provider, volatility, popularity, and sometimes RTP. Handy if you chase certain mechanics like megaways or hold‑and‑spin.

Key providers include Pragmatic Play, NetEnt, Play'n GO, Yggdrasil, Nolimit City, and Big Time Gaming-plus many others. With 80+ studios, outages are less disruptive and themes vary widely. Exclusive titles aren't a focus in the sources I saw, but provider promos and tournaments pop up.

RNG and fairness: Testing generally happens at the provider level via labs like eCOGRA or iTech Labs. I didn't find a site‑level audit certificate. Most slots sit mid‑90s RTP. I still check the help screen-tiny differences add up over long sessions. Live dealer uses real cards/wheels (no RNG), with house edges tied to the table rules.

Provably fair note: Some crypto‑leaning providers offer seed/nonce verification. If available here, look for a "verify" button or panel that explains the process and validate your round after play.

Live casino: Per multiple reviews, Evolution is integrated. Expect Blackjack, Roulette, Baccarat, game shows, and specialty tables. Limits vary by table and seat. English is standard; other languages depend on the provider's feed schedule. Peak time is North American evenings and weekend afternoons.

Good habits:

• Check RTP in the help screen before you bet.
• Break your bankroll into smaller units and pace your session.
• Use volatility tags to line up math models with your risk comfort.
• Visit live tables off‑peak to snag preferred seats.

Reminder: This is entertainment, not income. Set limits, take breaks, and track activity in your account history for transparency.

Loyalty and VIP program

I hovered at Silver-mostly weekly promos and small perks. The jump to Gold needed more volume than I'm comfy with.

I'm low‑stakes, so I barely nudged Bronze to Silver. If you don't wager much, expect light perks.

• Progression: Earn points by playing; slots typically contribute more than tables.
• Rewards: Weekly promos, personalized offers, birthday bonuses, cashback events, faster support routing. Upper tiers often add a dedicated VIP manager and priority reviews.
• Bonus Bucks (BBs): Points can convert into BBs for selected games. Conversion tends to improve with tier-check if BB wins carry wagering.

How I squeeze more value out of it:

• Opt in to emails/SMS if you want early notice on limited‑time boosts.
• Track tier progress in your account and screenshot monthly for records.
• Ask support for the contribution table-live dealer often counts less.

Note: Perks are nice, but play stays risky. Use them to extend entertainment value, not to chase losses.

Responsible gambling tools and local help

If it stops being fun-or your stomach knots-take a break.

Available controls:

• Deposit limits: Daily, weekly, or monthly caps.
• Loss limits: Set a line for net losses in your time window.
• Session limits: Cap session length and enable reality checks.
• Cooling‑off: Pause your account from 24 hours to 30 days.
• Self‑exclusion: Block access and marketing for 6 months to permanent (via support).
• Reality checks: Timers and optional spend summaries.
• Activity statements: Full view of deposits, withdrawals, and bets.

How to enable: Most limits sit in your account area. For self‑exclusion or custom thresholds, contact live chat or email. Ask for written confirmation and keep copies.

Canadian help resources (free, confidential):

• ConnexOntario: 1‑866‑531‑2600 (24/7)
• Crisis Services Canada: 1‑833‑456‑4566
• International: GamCare, BeGambleAware, Gamblers Anonymous, Gambling Therapy, NCPG (US) 1‑800‑522‑4700

See our detailed overview of site tools and warning signs on responsible gaming. If gambling stops being fun or impacts your finances or wellbeing, stop playing and reach out for help immediately. Casino games are a form of entertainment with risky expenses, not an investment.

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Hockey is front and centre-NHL props were easy to find; NBA and soccer odds looked fine at a glance.

Live betting: In‑play prices refresh fast on a stable connection. No live streaming in sources reviewed. If cashout appears for your market, it's useful for managing volatility.

Promos: Sportsbook code showed as FBR2025 when I checked in Oct 2025-confirm live before you deposit.

Practical tips I use:

• Track overrounds pre‑bet to understand expected value.
• Export bet history and review results to reduce hindsight bias.
• Limit in‑play session length to avoid decision fatigue.
• Set stop‑losses; don't chase after swings.

If you're here for NHL or UFC, you'll be covered. The rest is there, just less front‑page.

Bonuses and promotions: how they work

Welcome offers (as reported by reviews): a casino welcome up to the C$ equivalent of €400 with a 40x wagering requirement on the bonus amount. The casino code cited is FCMOON2025, and the sportsbook code is FBR2025. Always verify the current terms on the live promo page before you deposit-amounts, codes, and rules change.

Typical rules you'll see around the industry and on this site:

• Contribution: Slots usually 100%; tables/live often lower or zero.
• Time limit: Commonly 7-30 days (confirm live validity).
• Max bet while wagering: Often around C$5-C$7.50 per spin/hand (confirm exact cap).
• Withdrawal restrictions: Some bonuses cap winnings or only convert bonus‑derived profit after wagering-read the fine print.
• Deposit wagering: Cash deposits often need 1x turnover for AML before withdrawal.

How to avoid snags:

• Enter the correct code at the cashier before confirming your deposit.
• Check your bonus wallet and wagering meter right away.
• Play eligible, high‑contribution games to clear faster.
• Avoid excluded games and bonus‑buy features when restricted.
• Track progress and leave buffer time-don't run into expiry.

Common hiccups I see:

• Forgetting to opt in or using the wrong code.
• Betting above the max bet while wagering.
• Playing excluded titles (especially some jackpots or bonus buys).
• Letting the time window lapse.

Jackpots and payout scheduling: If the Terms cap certain win types or schedule big payouts, ask support for written confirmation. Save copies of bonus and payout confirmations.

Reminder: Bonuses add rules. Treat them as extra entertainment value, not a way to beat the math.

Payment methods and real processing times

In Canada, I used Interac and a test crypto withdrawal (USDT). Cards also worked, but watch FX fees.

I withdrew via Interac-hit my bank in under two days. Crypto was quicker; a small test sent to my Ledger cleared the same afternoon.

Cards were instant for deposits; Interac needed my name to match exactly or it flagged. Crypto? Low fees, but double‑check the chain.

Reported fiat withdrawal limits: roughly €2,500 per day, €5,000 per week, €20,000 per month (crypto more flexible). Since this page is Canada‑focused, assume the site applies the CAD equivalent when you bank in C$-confirm in the live cashier. KYC approval is required before your first withdrawal, and the name on your payment method must match your account.

Fees: The site didn't charge me; my card did for FX. No site fee in my case; my bank added a small FX hit.

Processing ballparks from my tests and reader reports:

• Interac: deposits instant; withdrawals usually 1-3 business days once KYC is done.
• Visa/Mastercard: deposits instant; withdrawals can reroute to bank transfer (1-3 business days).
• Crypto (BTC/ETH/USDT/LTC/DOGE): usually fast-think under an hour; same‑day is common post‑KYC. Always match the USDT chain to your wallet.
• Bank transfer: slowest but fine for larger sums (3-7 business days).

Deposit wagering: Expect at least 1x turnover on cash deposits before withdrawal for AML. Keep your bet history and cashier receipts.

Delays and denials typically happen due to incomplete KYC, name mismatches, third‑party payment accounts, VPN flags, or trying to withdraw to a method you didn't use to deposit. Stick to the return‑to‑source rule whenever possible.

Best practices I recommend:

• Complete KYC before your first withdrawal.
• Use the same method for deposit and withdrawal when you can.
• With crypto, confirm network and address format; test with a small amount first.
• Keep screenshots of cashier confirmations and email receipts.

Play involves real financial risk. Treat it like paid entertainment and set strict limits.

Mobile gaming experience

No app-just open the site in Safari or Chrome and you're off. Simple.

It runs in the browser. I pinned it to my home screen and forgot it wasn't an app.

Performance: Loads quickly on LTE/5G or Wi‑Fi. Filters and search keep the big lobby manageable. Live tables use adaptive bitrates; switch to Wi‑Fi if frames dip. Landscape mode helps for dense UIs.

Banking and support: Full cashier on mobile. Interac, cards, and crypto run via responsive forms. Live chat supports file uploads, so you can submit KYC scans straight from your camera roll.

Why it's convenient:

• No installs or updates-changes roll out instantly.
• Full catalogue access, including live dealer.
• Same wallet and loyalty progress as desktop.

Trade‑offs:

• No push notifications without a native app.
• Battery/data use climbs with long live streams.
• Small screens can feel crowded-lean on filters.

Mobile safety tips:

• Use biometrics on your device and your password manager.
• Avoid public Wi‑Fi for cashier actions.
• Log out after sessions and clear any copied wallet addresses.

If you prefer native installs, keep an eye on site news for any future app update, and check our mobile apps hub for alternatives.

Complaints and dispute resolution

Internal steps: Start with live chat and ask for a transcript. If unresolved, escalate by email with a clear timeline, amounts, and supporting documents. Request a ticket number and an ETA. Keep all correspondence and cashier records. For KYC/withdrawal issues, double‑check your documents are current and high quality.

External escalation: No ADR body is published on sources I reviewed. If you hit a wall, you can document the case on complaint portals (e.g., Casino.Guru, AskGamblers). Be factual, attach evidence, and redact sensitive info. Public timelines help clarify outcomes.

Reputation snapshots, October 2025:

• Casino.Guru rates it low on safety (around four out of ten last I checked).
• AskGamblers: At least one unresolved case citing account closure and fund confiscation due to "system anomaly," with a reported balance above €1,000.

Patterns to expect:

• Withdrawals often trigger extra reviews-have KYC fully done before you request.
• Support quality can vary-ask for a case ID and escalate if answers are unclear.
• Withdrawal limits may affect payout scheduling-get written confirmation for large wins.

Build a strong case file:

• Make a date‑stamped timeline with amounts and transaction IDs.
• Attach screenshots of bonus terms, cashier confirmations, and KYC approvals.
• Keep it concise and professional-clear evidence speeds things up.

Need help navigating the process? Reach us via contact us. We can't intervene with the operator, but we do share documentation tips. And as always: don't chase losses or deposit money needed for essentials.

Customer support channels

Here's how to reach support and what I expect in terms of response:

• Live chat: 24/7; first reply typically within two minutes.
• Email: Available via the support link in the footer; timing varies by queue.
• Phone: Not published on sources reviewed.

Save yourself a headache:

• Identify yourself with registered name, email, and account ID.
• Lead with a one‑sentence question; add screenshots and details after.
• Ask for a ticket number before ending the chat.

If you need a refresher, our quick links help: faq for common questions, terms & conditions for binding rules, and payment methods for cashier specifics.

Conclusion and methodology

Verdict after a week: big lobby, smooth browser play, and easy Interac. I'd like a native app, but the mobile site mostly covers it.

My take: scale is the draw. I stayed for the filters and quick cashouts; the busy design took a night to warm up to.

Before you dive in, skim the rules you'll actually hit-withdrawals, KYC, and bonus limits-before you deposit. Complete KYC proactively and save policy copies and receipts. Set strict limits and use the responsible gaming tools. This is paid entertainment-wins are luck, not income.

Methodology & Trust

• Multi‑source verification: I cross‑checked claims via independent portals, player forums, and the live site.
• Community feedback: I reviewed complaint narratives for patterns in support and payouts.
• Regular updates: I timestamp findings and revisit licensing notices, cashier terms, and promos.
• Independent testing: I validated navigation, policy access, and signposting from a Canadian user perspective.

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Change log

• Last updated: October 2025
• 23.10.2025 - Refreshed cashier limits, KYC timelines, and bonus table structure.
• 12.08.2025 - Added sportsbook code reference and in‑play tips.
• 30.06.2025 - Integrated mobile guidance and responsible gaming checklist.

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