Casinos by country

Online casinos by country

Where a casino is listed in the national regulator’s register and serves players there. Countries with at least two verified casinos are listed; for any other country, use the finder.

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The 10 markets compared

55 verified listings across 10 markets. “Verified” means the casino’s domain for that market is in the regulator’s register and the site serves players there; “licensed, not confirmed” means a licence is on record but we could not confirm the local site. The legal note is the same sourced summary shown on each country page, with its check date.

Online casino markets compared: regulator, verified casinos, legal framework and national self-exclusion
MarketRegulatorVerified casinosLegal framework (our sourced note)National self-exclusion
UKUK Gambling Commission15 + 2 licensed, not confirmedRemote (online) casino is a licensed activity. Providing facilities for gambling without an operating licence is an offence; for remote gambling it applies where equipment is in Great Britain or, if none is, where the facilities are used in GB and the provider knows or should know. (checked 2026-10-14)GAMSTOP (opens in a new tab)
SwedenSpelinspektionen9Commercial online gambling (casino games, online bingo, simulated slots) requires a Spelinspektionen licence under Spellagen 2018:1138 ch. 7. Online games not directed at Sweden are not deemed provided in Sweden. Promoting unlicensed gambling for gain is prohibited. (checked 2026-10-14)Spelpaus (opens in a new tab)
DenmarkSpillemyndigheden6Online casino is offered under licence from Spillemyndigheden (Spilleloven; Executive Order no. 682 on online casino). Players must register as customers of a licence holder. (checked 2026-10-14)ROFUS (opens in a new tab)
SpainDGOJ5 + 3 licensed, not confirmedOnline casino-type games (slots, roulette, blackjack, baccarat, complementary games = licence type "Otros juegos") are licensed by DGOJ; 72 of 78 registered operators hold an Otros juegos licence per the register filter. (checked 2026-10-14)RGIAJ (opens in a new tab)
OntarioAGCO / iGaming Ontario4Private operators may offer online casino to persons physically in Ontario if registered by the AGCO and under an operating agreement with iGaming Ontario (a subsidiary of the AGCO's partner structure; OLG.ca is operated under OLG conduct and management). Age 19+. (checked 2026-10-14)none recorded
Germany (fewer than 3 verified)GGL2 + 2 licensed, not confirmedVirtual slots, online poker and sports betting need a licence from the GGL; licence holders are published in the GGL whitelist. Online table games are generally not licensed nationally (only state-licensed offers and Schleswig-Holstein permits). (checked 2026-10-14)none recorded
NetherlandsKansspelautoriteit (KSA)3 + 1 licensed, not confirmedOnline games of chance legal since 1 Oct 2021 under the Wet Kansspelen op afstand (Koa) for licence holders only; ~30 online licences (secondary: comparison sites; KSA monitoring report: 26 casino-games licensees at 31 Jul 2025). (checked 2026-10-14)Cruks (opens in a new tab)
Belgium (fewer than 3 verified)Belgian Gaming Commission2 + 1 licensed, not confirmedOnline casino requires an A+ licence, available only to holders of one of the 9 land-based A casino licences (all granted; no new A licences possible). (checked 2026-10-14)none recorded
GreeceHellenic Gaming Commission3 + 1 licensed, not confirmedB2C online licences: Type 1 (betting) and Type 2 (Other Online Games = casino/poker). Type 2 holders listed in register with domains. (checked 2026-10-14)none recorded
ItalyADM (Agenzia delle Dogane e dei Monopoli)6Remote gaming ("gioco a distanza") is run by ADM concessionaires; 52 concession codes/websites listed. The list does not itemise product scope, so casino-game authorisation per brand is not confirmed by this register view. (checked 2026-10-14)none recorded

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