Where gambling is legal, and how to get licensed.
Search any country to fly the map to it. Every figure carries its primary source and the date it was last verified.
How to use this map
- Click any country on the map to open a quick-facts card with legal status, tax rules and market size.
- Use the filters above the map to narrow it by regulatory status, gambling type, region or tax-free play.
- Search a country or US/Canadian/Australian state by name to fly the map to it and open its details.
How we research
- A 201-question checklist for every jurisdiction, answered from official sources only.
- Three AI models argue the facts; a claim survives only if its quote is on the official page.
- Our research team traces every figure to the sentence that states it.
- A compliance specialist for that jurisdiction signs it off, by name.
- Watched daily: regulators, gazettes and parliaments every day, licence registers every week.
Across 204 jurisdictions. How it works
Last updated: 5 Nov 2026.
Recently researched
The latest jurisdictions to get a full research pass: our regulatory checklist answered from the law, the regulator's own pages and its register. 73 so far.
- AustraliaLicensed except casino and pokerNo casino or poker
Revised
112 official documents · Checked by our research team - KenyaRegulated
Revised
64 official documents · Checked by our research team - MichiganUnited StatesRegulated
Revised
101 official documents · Checked by our research team - BrazilLicensed except casino and bettingNo casino or betting
Revised
79 official documents · Checked by our research team - PeruRegulated
Revised
70 official documents · Checked by our research team - SwedenRegulated
Revised
163 official documents · Checked by our research team - El SalvadorRegulated
Revised
51 official documents · Reviewed - TanzaniaLicensed except pokerNo online poker
Revised
56 official documents · Reviewed
From country to state in two clicks.
The big regulated markets aren't monolithic. US states, Canadian provinces, and Australian states each set their own rules, taxes, and advertising regimes. Click any parent country with a coloured outline to drop into its sub-national view: every state and province gets its own player guide, operator guide, advertising rules, and top wins.
Try it on the USThe reference pages
All 204 countries and territories and 79 states and provinces in one table: legal status, regulator, operator tax and licence route. Sort it, filter it, search it.
Open the directory71 licence guides
Step by step, costed routes to an operating licence. Most recently verified:
All licence guidesThe headline operator tax in the 106 countries where our pages state one, grouped by what it is charged on.
Compare tax ratesThe share of adults whose gambling harms them, where a national figure is published: 34 of 87 jurisdictions in Europe and the Americas so far.
See the figuresOur reviewers
A compliance specialist reads a jurisdiction's research against the law in its own language and signs it off by name.
Meet our reviewers →Embed the map anywhere
Free to put on your site, and it stays live as we update the data. Pastes as a responsive iframe; please keep the attribution link intact.
<iframe src="https://gamblingmaps.org/embed/player" width="100%" height="700" style="border:0;border-radius:8px" title="Where gambling is legal, GamblingMaps.org" loading="lazy"></iframe>
Built for operators and players, trusted by both.
One place for the gambling rules of every jurisdiction on Earth, legality by vertical, operator tax and licensing routes, player protections and advertising limits, with every figure tied to its primary source and the date it was verified. It's an independent, non-commercial project. Your knowledge helps more than money can: spot an error or a change in the law, or review your own jurisdiction as a compliance specialist.