What Is Documented About Rooli’s Operator and Licensing?

When researching an online casino, readers often want to know both who operates it and which regulator appears in its licensing information. Those are related questions, but a company’s registered location and a licence reference do not, by themselves, explain where a service is available or what rules apply to a particular player.

The available details identify Rooli as the operator name and record a licence reference linked to the Tobique Gaming Commission. For country-specific availability, information about Rooli is a starting point, not proof that the service is authorized in a particular market.

The operator and its recorded company details

The operator information names Rooli and gives Novatrix SRL as the associated legal entity. The company is listed as incorporated in Costa Rica, with a registration number of 3-102-893958. Its registered address is in Potrero Cerrado, in the County of Oreamuno, Cartago Province, Costa Rica; the fuller address identifies the north side of Manuel Avila Camacho School.

These details help distinguish the brand-facing operator name from the company name and its corporate registration context. Costa Rica is the country stated for incorporation and the registered address. That is a specific corporate-location fact; it should not be read as a statement that the casino is licensed by Costa Rican authorities, or that its services are available throughout Costa Rica.

The table separates the recorded company details from the licensing reference so their different roles are clear.

Record	Documented detail
Operator name	Rooli
Legal entity	Novatrix SRL
Country of incorporation	Costa Rica
Company registration number	3-102-893958
Licensing authority	Tobique Gaming Commission
Licence reference	0000002

What the licensing reference does—and does not—show

The licensing information associates licence reference 0000002 with the Tobique Gaming Commission. This is the precise regulator-and-reference detail available. It provides a concrete licensing context, but the reference alone does not describe the scope of any authorization, the services it covers, or the conditions attached to it. Nor does it establish the current status of the licence.

Just as importantly, the company’s Costa Rican incorporation details and the named licensing authority answer different questions. A place of incorporation identifies a corporate registration context; a licensing authority identifies the body named in licensing information. Neither fact should be substituted for the other, and neither provides a complete map of permitted customer markets.

The available information does not state a governing law or dispute-resolution jurisdiction, and it does not give a country-by-country account of where customers may register or use the casino. It therefore cannot establish that a person in any particular country is eligible for account access, or that local requirements have been met. A reader assessing access in a specific market would need current, market-specific terms and applicable local rules; the operator and licence details alone cannot settle that question.

In short, the documented picture is narrow but clear: Rooli is the named operator, Novatrix SRL is the listed legal entity incorporated in Costa Rica, and the licensing record names the Tobique Gaming Commission with reference 0000002. Broader conclusions about territorial coverage, licence scope, or player access go beyond those recorded facts.