A reader checking a casino’s legal background may see several licence numbers and wonder whether they describe the site, its operator, or both. Those details are connected, but they answer different questions. The operator profile names Trickz as the operator, and the brand details are available through https://trickzcasino.co.com/.
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The company identified behind the consumer-facing brand is Hitz Gaming OÜ, registered in Estonia under company identification number 16217486. Its listed address is Pärnu mnt 31-66, Tallinn, 10119, Estonia. This provides a specific corporate connection: Trickz is the operator named in the profile, while Hitz Gaming OÜ is the legal entity recorded behind that operator identity.
That distinction matters because a trading or casino brand and a registered company are not interchangeable labels. The company details help identify the legal entity associated with the operation; the brand name tells the reader which casino the profile concerns. Neither detail, on its own, explains the precise permissions under which each product or service is offered.
The licensing record lists four identifiers. Three include recorded start dates:
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These entries associate multiple licence identifiers with the operator’s licensing context, but the identifiers should not be treated as four interchangeable descriptions of the same permission. The available details do not name the licence service types or explain which activities, products, or operating arrangements each number covers. The presence of an identifier therefore gives a reader a concrete reference point, not a complete account of the scope of authorisation.
Estonia is the stated governing law, and Estonia is also named for dispute resolution, including payment disputes. Together with the Tallinn company address, these details establish an Estonia-centred legal context in the information provided. They do not establish that every customer, game, payment, or account relationship is governed by the same rule in every circumstance. Nor should governing law or a dispute-resolution location be mistaken for a licence category: those are separate legal dimensions.
The dates add a limited timeline. They show when three identifiers have recorded start dates, with the listed dates spanning October 2021 to January 2023. They do not, by themselves, show whether a licence remains active today, whether its terms have changed, or whether it applies to a particular service. The fourth identifier is included without a start date, so assigning it a place in that timeline would go beyond the stated information.
This distinction is useful when considering account access. A named operator and a list of licence numbers help explain who is associated with the casino and what licensing references are recorded. They do not alone answer whether a particular person can open or use an account from a particular country, or what account conditions may apply. Those questions concern market availability and account eligibility, details not established by the operator name, the identifiers, or the stated governing-law and dispute-resolution locations.
Accordingly, the strongest reading is specific rather than expansive: Trickz is the recorded operator; Hitz Gaming OÜ is the associated Estonian legal entity; and four licence identifiers appear in the licensing context, three with recorded start dates. The records also name Estonia for governing law and dispute resolution. A reader can use those points to understand the relationship between the brand, company, and legal setting, while leaving the licence scope, present status, and country-by-country account availability as separate questions.
