The regulatory map of global iGaming.
Verify where a brand is licensed, restricted, revoked, blocked or still awaiting evidence — market by market, with the authority and review date in view.
Live verification desk
Evidence, not assumptions
Ohio operating roster checked
4 current matches · 2 legacy labels corrected
Ireland register launched
16 licences · 5 Atlas matches · 8 corrected
Romania licences matched
7 brands · exact domains and validity dates
74
market profiles
242
operator profiles
74
regulatory bodies
525
source-backed relations
STATUS LOGIC
“Illegal” is not a global label.
A brand can be licensed in one country, restricted in another and named in enforcement action elsewhere. The Atlas always states the jurisdiction, authority, date and evidence level.
Licensed
Present in the relevant regulator’s active register for this market and product.
Restricted or under review
A product may be suspended, limited, or subject to an open proceeding.
Revoked, blocked or sanctioned
Used only where an official authority has published the corresponding action.
MARKETS
Explore regulatory landscapes
Portugal
Serviço de Regulação e Inspeção de Jogos (SRIJ)
Spain
Dirección General de Ordenación del Juego (DGOJ)
United Kingdom
UK Gambling Commission (UKGC)
Netherlands
Kansspelautoriteit (KSA)
Greece
Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC / EEEP)
Sweden
Spelinspektionen
OPERATOR INTELLIGENCE
One brand. Many legal realities.
Compare a brand’s product coverage and market-by-market status. Brand profiles are directories, not endorsements.
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Betfair
Flutter Entertainment
Stoiximan
Kaizen Gaming
PokerStars
Flutter Entertainment
888
888 Holdings
William Hill
888 Holdings
ComeOn
ComeOn Group
Official action, without sensationalism.
Revocations, provisional blocks and final sanctions are kept distinct. Open proceedings are never presented as final decisions.
View all recordsEvolution Malta Holding Limited
Great BritainThe Commission reported AML risk-assessment, supply-chain oversight and customer-due-diligence failures after Evolution games appeared on six unlicensed websites accessible to British consumers.
Betfred / Petfre (Gibraltar) Limited
Great BritainThe Commission found social-responsibility control failures, including delays in identifying and responding to strong indicators of gambling harm.
711 B.V.
NetherlandsThe KSA said its review of ten high-risk player files found inadequate analysis and intervention under the operator duty of care.
ATLAS INSIGHTS
Answers built from the evidence.
Search-led guides explain how to verify a licence, read an operator directory and distinguish a missing match from an enforcement finding.
Explore all insightsHow to
How to verify an online gambling licence in five steps
Updated 25 July 2026
Operator guide
Betfair legal countries in 2026: how to read the evidence
Updated 25 July 2026
Market guide
Ontario iGaming operators: how to use the official directory
Updated 25 July 2026
Methodology
Licensed, not listed, restricted or illegal? The labels explained
Updated 25 July 2026
INTERACTIVE ATLAS
Regulation, mapped
Move across the map to compare market frameworks, regulator coverage and available operator records.
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SOURCE CONTROL
Built to stay current
Primary-source monitoring, freshness checks and data validation make updates auditable. Stale records are surfaced for review instead of being silently treated as current.
SRIJ · Portugal
Licensed online gambling entities
UK Gambling Commission · Great Britain
Register of gambling businesses
DGOJ · Spain
Regulatory sanctions register
Kansspelautoriteit · Netherlands
Kansspelwijzer licence and operator lookup
ANJ · France
Authorised operators, consumer domains and product categories
ADM · Italy
Authorised remote-gaming concessionaires and domains
Belgian Gaming Commission · Belgium
Downloadable licence datasets by authorisation class
Malta Gaming Authority · Malta
Searchable licensee register
GRAI · Ireland
Licensing transition and notices of intent
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