Sisal: Recorded operator and licensing details
Our recorded operator profile names Sisal as the operator. The licensing information lists ADM and AAMS as regulators, placing the details in an Italian market context without specifying the scope of any authorization.
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The operator information also names Sisal Italia S.p.A. and Sisal S.p.A. as legal entities. That establishes which entities appear in the profile, but does not say which entity holds a particular authorization.
Our operator profile identifies Sisal; https://sisal-it.it/ is the associated brand reference for that detail.
What the licensing record establishes
The regulator names are the clearest licensing details available: ADM and AAMS both appear in the record. Their inclusion supports a limited description of the regulatory context, not a complete account of licensing status or permissions. In particular, listing a regulator does not establish that a specific entity is authorized for every product or service offered under a brand.
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The record does not provide the following details, so they cannot be inferred from the regulator names alone:
- A license number or validity period for either regulator entry.
- The specific gaming services covered by an authorization.
- Which named legal entity is linked to each regulator entry.
Accordingly, the concise answer is that Sisal is the named operator, Sisal Italia S.p.A. and Sisal S.p.A. are the listed legal entities, and ADM and AAMS are the recorded regulators. Those points describe the available operator and licensing context; they do not independently confirm authorization terms or current status.