Who owns Scooore?

As of : Scooore is owned by Nationale Loterij (Belgium), state-owned. The site runs under SCOOORE (SA/NV), Belgium, with a licence from Gaming Commission (Belgium). Press reports this link; we have not confirmed it in a register yet.

Ultimate ownerNationale Loterij (Belgium) (State-owned)
Operating companySCOOORE (SA/NV), Belgium
LicencesBelgium — Gaming Commission F1+ dossier 163192 (SCOOORE SA/NV)
ProductsSports betting
SportsbookKambi reported
Websitescooore.be
Sister casinos0
Fines and actions0
Owner proofreported
Last checked14 Oct 2026

Licences

RegulatorTypeValidCheck it
Belgium — Gaming Commission
F1+ dossier 163192 (SCOOORE SA/NV)
— – 2031-05-18register

About Nationale Loterij (Belgium)

Belgian state lottery. Registry data links it to Scooore SA, which holds an F1+ licence for scooore.be.

Headquarters: Belgium · Founded: 1934 · Ownership: State-owned

How we know, and what we could not confirm

How we know: Company registry data links Scooore SA to the National Lottery; not confirmed by Tier-1. Licence F1+ 163192, valid to 2031-05-18.

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Questions and answers

Who owns Scooore?

Nationale Loterij (Belgium). Press reports this link; we have not confirmed it in a register yet.

Is Scooore licensed?

Yes. Its operator SCOOORE (SA/NV) holds a licence from Gaming Commission (Belgium).

Has the owner of Scooore been fined?

We have no fines and regulator actions on record.

Is Scooore legit?

Scooore is run by SCOOORE (SA/NV), which holds a licence from Gaming Commission (Belgium). Its owner is Nationale Loterij (Belgium), a state-owned company. Fines and regulator actions against Scooore’s own company: 0. Sister sites with the same owner: 0. Guide: How to check a casino. We do not rate sites. A licence from your country’s regulator is the main protection.

Sources

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