Live casinos by country: what is legal where you live
Online live casino play is licensed in some countries, run as a state monopoly in others and prohibited in some. The rules decide which casinos you can use, the age limit and where to get help.
Pick your country for its legal status, the regulator, local payments and help lines, each with its source.
Legal status
How we label a country's status
Each country page carries one of five labels, checked against the law or the regulator.
Five labels
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Licensed The country licenses online casinos. Play at casinos that hold the local licence.
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Mixed Rules differ by province or state. Check the rules where you live.
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Grey No local licence system; offshore sites are not licensed locally and local consumer protection may not apply.
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Monopoly Online casino play is reserved for a state operator.
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Prohibited Online casino play is illegal. We list no casinos for these countries.
Countries Live
Choose your country
FAQ
Is live casino play legal in my country?
It depends on the country and sometimes the region. Some countries license online casinos, some run a state monopoly and some prohibit online casino play. Open your country's page for its status and sources.
Why are casinos hidden on some country pages?
Where online casino play is prohibited we do not list casinos. Where a country licenses its own operators, check that a casino holds that licence.
What is the minimum age?
18 in most countries, 19 or 21 in some places. Each country page names the age that applies.
Responsible gambling
Live tables never close, so set your limits first
18+ only
Play only if you are 18 or older, or older where your country sets a higher age.
Responsible gaming →Use the casino's limit tools
Deposit, loss and session limits are set in your account. Set them before the first deposit, when it is easiest.
How limits work →Get help early
If gambling stops being fun or costs more than you planned, free and confidential help is available.
Help and support →