How Licenced Casino works

One licensed page and one no-local-licence page for each market, with the basics and nothing else.

What the register lists

Across 9 markets the register holds 407 licensed brands and 304 brands that serve a market without a local licence. A row gives the brand name, the company behind it, the licence number if the source prints one, and the brand's web address if we could confirm it. An empty cell means the source did not give that detail. On the no-local-licence pages, an empty licence cell means we found no licence named for that brand.

Licensed and no local licence

A casino counts as licensed in a market when the gambling regulator of that country shows a current licence for it, either in the regulator's own register or in a copy of it that we name on the sources page. A casino has no local licence when it is offered to players in that market, is not in the regulator's register, and relies on something else, usually a licence from another jurisdiction such as Curaçao or Anjouan. We call that the licence stated, because it is a claim made by the brand or by the pages that list it, and we do not treat it as proven.

How a table is built

The tables are generated from data files kept for our country sites, so a figure here is the same figure the country site holds. Each page shows the date the data was read. Some regulators block automated readers. Where that happened we say so on the page and name the secondary source we used instead.

What we leave out

We do not rank casinos, score them or advertise them, and the site has no offer pages, no pages about how to pay and no buttons that send you to play. The links to casino web addresses are plain domain names that carry a nofollow mark, and they are there so you can see which site a row means. The links to our country sites are ordinary links.

This site is independent. It is not a regulator, it does not license anyone, and a row is not legal advice. Before you rely on any entry, check the regulator's own register. The sources page lists where each register can be found.