Who runs Yeet
Yeet.com is owned and operated by Pacific Edge Ltd, registration number 2025-00554, registered at #10 Manoel Street, P.O. Box 161, Castries, Saint Lucia. It holds licence ALSI-20251036-FI2 from the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros.
The founding team is public rather than anonymous, which is worth something in this sector: crypto figures Mando and Keyboard Monkey, alongside poker professional Ben Lamb. The company raised $7.75m before launch. Named founders with reputations attached to other ventures have more to lose from a rug than a shell company does.
What an Anjouan licence actually gives you
Less than you would like. Anjouan is a light-touch jurisdiction: it verifies the operator exists and meets basic requirements, but it does not run the kind of dispute-resolution process a Malta or UK licence does. If Yeet declined to pay you, your practical options would be public pressure and the operator's own complaints process, not a regulator that will force the issue.
Read this before you deposit anything meaningful
This is true of nearly every crypto casino, not just Yeet. Anjouan, Curacao and Costa Rica licensing are the norm in this space precisely because the strict jurisdictions won't license crypto-only operators. Size your deposits accordingly.
The payout record so far
Withdrawals are reported as fast — typically minutes after verification clears. The complaints that do surface follow the pattern common to every crypto casino: accounts flagged at KYC after the player turns out to be in a restricted country, and bonus-abuse holds on multi-accounting. Neither is evidence of a scam; both are evidence you should not use a VPN to get in.
Green flags
- Named, publicly identifiable founders with existing reputations
- Funded, with a verifiable raise rather than an anonymous launch
- Provably fair in-house games you can verify yourself
- Two-factor authentication available and easy to enable
- Rewards paid as rakeback with no wagering requirement, which is harder to renege on quietly than a bonus with 50 pages of terms
Amber flags
- Operating company registered in 2025 — short track record
- Anjouan licence with limited player recourse
- VIP thresholds are not published, so tier value is hard to verify in advance
- Crypto-only, meaning no chargeback route of any kind
Our position
We link to Yeet and we are paid if you sign up — see the affiliate disclosure. That is exactly why this page lists the amber flags rather than burying them. Yeet is legitimate in the sense that matters day to day: it is a real operator that pays real withdrawals. It is not a regulated-market operator with a regulator standing behind you, and no amount of marketing should convince you otherwise.
Common questions
Is Yeet casino a scam?
No. Yeet is a licensed operator run by Pacific Edge Ltd with publicly named founders and a documented funding round, and it processes withdrawals within minutes.
Who owns Yeet casino?
Pacific Edge Ltd, registered in Saint Lucia. The founding team includes crypto figures Mando and Keyboard Monkey and poker professional Ben Lamb.
What licence does Yeet hold?
Licence ALSI-20251036-FI2 from the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros.
Can I get my money back if Yeet refuses to pay?
There is no strong regulatory dispute process behind an Anjouan licence, and crypto deposits cannot be charged back. Only deposit what you can afford to lose.
Sources
Primary sources used on this page. Figures we could not verify against one are labelled as estimates.
- Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority — verifies licence ALSI-20251036-FI2
- Yeet.com terms and conditions — operator name, registration number and registered address