Toshi.bet has confirmed three significant milestones in 2026 — a formal Anjouan gaming licence, the launch of Last Man Standing with a $100,000 World Cup final prize, and $10 billion in total platform volume — all without compromising the no-KYC and instant withdrawal infrastructure that built its reputation. What has Toshi.bet announced? Toshi.bet, the crypto-native casino platform known for instant withdrawals and no-KYC play, has secured a licence from the Anjouan Gaming Board — the regulatory authority responsible for issuing and supervising internet gaming licences under the laws of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan. The licence covers casino, sports betting, and interactive gaming operations, placing Toshi.bet within a formally regulated framework alongside a growing number of crypto-first operators that have moved to Anjouan as an alternative to Curaçao licensing. Alongside the regulatory development, Toshi.bet has launched Last Man Standing — a free-to-play Premier League football prediction game with a $5,000 weekly jackpot and a $100,000 prize tied to the 2026 World Cup final. The platform has also crossed $10 billion in total processed volume, a milestone that puts it among the highest-volume crypto casinos operating globally in 2026. What is the Anjouan gaming licence and why does it matter? The Anjouan gaming licence is issued under the Computer Gaming Licensing Act 007 of 2005 and is regulated by the Anjouan Gaming Board, the designated supervisory authority for internet gaming operations in the jurisdiction. It is a recognised offshore licence that covers a broad range of gaming activities — online casino, sports betting, poker, and interactive gaming — under a single authorisation. For players, the significance is practical. A licensed operator is subject to defined compliance obligations, including anti-money laundering provisions, responsible gaming requirements, and certified technical infrastructure. Toshi.bet's licence means its operations are subject to external regulatory oversight — and that players have a formal framework behind the platform they are using. The Anjouan licence offers broad international reach and is increasingly viewed as a viable alternative to the Curaçao gambling licence for crypto-focused operators, particularly those running no-KYC platforms where cryptocurrency transactions are explicitly permitted alongside flexible AML compliance requirements. For Toshi.bet specifically, the licence directly addresses one of the most common player concerns around crypto casinos — whether the platform they are using operates with any formal oversight. The answer is now yes, with the caveat that Anjouan is an offshore jurisdiction rather than a Tier 1 regulator like the UK Gambling Commission or Malta Gaming Authority. Last Man Standing: The free-to-play game with a $100K World Cup prize Last Man Standing is Toshi.bet's entry into the football prediction market. The format is a well-established one — players pick one Premier League team to win each week. Win, and you survive. Draw or lose, and you are eliminated. The critical constraint is that each team can only be used once across the competition, which means the pool of available picks shrinks every week, and strategy becomes increasingly important the deeper you progress. The game is free to enter. There is no deposit required and no wagering condition attached to the prize. The weekly jackpot stands at $5,000. The headline prize — $100,000 — is tied to the 2026 World Cup final, making Last Man Standing one of the largest free-to-play football prediction prizes currently available on any crypto casino platform. Prize structure Amount Weekly jackpot $5,000 World Cup final prize $100,000 Entry cost Free — no deposit required KYC to enter No Withdrawal on win Instant The launch positions Toshi.bet in direct competition with William Hill's Final One Standing — the established UK bookmaker's version of the same format. The difference is structural. William Hill's product operates within a traditional, KYC-required framework. Toshi.bet's version requires no identity verification, processes any winnings instantly, and ties into the broader rewards programme available across the platform. For players already familiar with the survival prediction format, the choice between the two comes down to whether they want to play within a traditional verified account model or a crypto-native, privacy-preserving one. How Toshi.bet compares to other no-KYC crypto casinos in 2026 The no-KYC crypto casino market has grown considerably in 2026, with platforms competing primarily on three dimensions — withdrawal speed, privacy, and rewards. Toshi.bet's position in that market is built on all three, with $10 billion in processed volume giving it a scale advantage that newer entrants cannot easily replicate. Feature Toshi.bet Industry standard (no-KYC casinos) KYC required No Varies — some trigger KYC at withdrawal Withdrawal speed Instant Minutes to
Toshi.bet secures Anjouan gaming license, launches $100K world cup prediction game and ranks among top crypto casinos in 2026
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