Nine clauses print Samoa, and every one arrived from a capture

Nine names, all of them out of storage

Nine barred-territory schedules print Samoa. Every one was recovered on 26 August 2026 from an archived copy of the page listed against it, with no live page answering that day. Twenty-nine other schedules opened with the market outside their wording, and sixty-two documents on the hundred-brand shelf stayed closed to this reading.

What a capture-only figure is worth

A stored copy fixes wording to the moment somebody saved it, and the interval between that moment and today belongs to the operator. Where a live page confirms the text as it currently stands, an archived one confirms only that the text once stood. Every Samoan entry above falls into the second category, so the figure of nine describes a settled record rather than a reading taken from the current site.

Five of the nine addresses lead to regional editions prepared for Australian, Canadian or German readers. A firm serving those audiences drafts one schedule and publishes it across its regional directories, which is how a small Pacific market ends up itemised in paperwork written for readers in Melbourne and Berlin.

One document above Tonga, and nine inside Guam

Samoa's nine include the eight that reach Tonga, with Nine Casino supplying the difference. Look upward instead and the same nine reappear whole inside the Guamanian thirteen and the French Polynesian fifteen, joined there by CryptoLeo, Wild Fortune, Instant Casino, CoinCasino and others.

Nine Casino is also the shape of the exception. Its schedule itemises thirty-eight of the 122 markets tracked here, a middling length, while seven of the other eight documents behind the Samoan figure run past ninety entries and Winz.io sits at forty. A Samoan line usually turns up inside a sweep, and once in this reading it turns up inside something shorter.

That layering is the most useful thing on this page. Pacific entries in these documents behave as a stack, with each larger count containing the smaller ones intact, so a Samoan figure moves when a firm adds territories in blocks rather than when it forms a view of Samoa on its own.

Twenty-nine quiet schedules, sixty-two unopened files

Twenty-nine opened documents pass over Samoa, and their evidential weight ends at the wording. Publication can trail practice by weeks, a processor keeps an accepted-market map that never appears in public paperwork, and identity checks fall due under a clause of their own.

Sixty-two brands print an empty cell in the comparison table below. Emptiness records a limit of the work: a relocated address, a page behind a login, a capture that came back damaged. How we read explains what moves a brand out of that group, and the country index keeps the same three-way split.

Contracts on one side, statute on the other

Everything above came out of commercial drafting. Firms set territorial schedules by licensing exposure, banking arrangements and appetite for a market, revise them as those move, and publish the outcome without the argument. Law arrives through other procedures and other institutions, and this site leaves it with them.

The same line is held on the pages for New Zealand, Australia and Japan.