Check if the gambling site you are using is illegal in your country

[Botnake]

This is actually new, it was launched last November 9, 2026 and it's supported by IAGR (International Association of Gaming Regulators).

Here's the tool they mentioned, https://checkbeforeyouplay.org/

Here you can check if a gambling site is illegal in your country, you just have to select your country and try checking.
I tried checking my country but it's not there yet, maybe in the future.

You can also select different states here, based on what I see the USA has the most.

You can try if you find it useful.

https://www.casino.com/news/industry/agco-backs-first-illegal-gambling-awareness-week/

[Ronsbit]

This is a good innovative idea. I visited the website and it is very good to say that one can easily find their way around the website. Immediately the page loads, it automatically loads your country showing you the map of your country and clearly stating you to choose the region based on your local laws if where you reside permits gambling.

I checked my country and there are only 88 casinos licensed and operating as majority of them are the locally registered and owned casinos. I did not see most of the popular casino's we have here on this platform to be fully registered and licensed on your website. But I believe there are still more licensed casinos running in Nigeria which has not yet been integrated and this makes me ask if this website or organisation is in partnership with the casino licensing body of nations to be able to get a list, details and information of casinos operating on their soil?  To upload on their website for visitors to see if the casino's they are playing with really have an operational license to operate in their country.

[freedomgo]

I tried to use the system using the casino on the signature of the user above, this is the result I got.

[Justbillywitt]

Ensuring that a casino is legal in my country is the duty of the government agencies responsible for gambling regulation to decide. Provided that a casino is functioning properly when I open it, and I’m able deposit and withdraw my winnings from the platform without any challenge, I don’t think I have a problem whether they are operating legally or illegally. There are many things that I’m bothered with already, I won’t let the responsibility of people that are being paid be my headache. Are you expecting me to leave a casino that I haven’t had any problem with, simply because I found out they are operating illegally in my country?

[Die_empty]

I tried to use the system using the casino on the signature of the user above, this is the result I got.

Some of these crypto casinos operate under an offshore license. It's like the system only covers casinos that are registered in selected countries. The platform is correct that Rainbet doesn't have a US gambling license. They are operating with an Anjouan license. I checked Stake under Brazil, and the result shows that it is licensed.

It's not a bad tool, and I hope that it will be consistently reviewed.

[SuperBitMan]

I tried to use the system using the casino on the signature of the user above, this is the result I got.

It’s not an issue because Rainbet restricted United States citizens from using there casino.

This is a photo of there terms and conditions and you can clearly see that United States is among the countries they restricted from using their casino and that may be because they are not licensed in the United States.

[coin-investor]

Here's the tool they mentioned, https://checkbeforeyouplay.org/

Here you can check if a gambling site is illegal in your country, you just have to select your country and try checking.
I tried checking my country but it's not there yet, maybe in the future.

My country is also not on the list, which is quite surprising, since it is at the top of the list of gambling countries. This tool is new, but it's a good help for people who want to play on legal casinos.

Our regulatory board has its own lists, but only for locals, and the list is incomplete for offshore. I have bookmarked the tool, and hopefully they can include more countries in the list.

[bitLeap]

It is very helpful especially to look at the regulation of each country in placing gambling. Unfortunately without having to check the casino that I use, it is clear that in my country gambling is prohibited, there is no leeway or indeed will never be legalized.

[danherbias07]

Wow! That is really cool. Someone is making an effort to list all the blocked sites and the allowed gambling sites.

My country is not on the available list yet, so it's difficult to fully test it. Still, upon checking the website, it instantly loads how many are licensed sites and illegal ones. They even made a per-state option when I tried looking in the United States options.
I think this will be helpful in the future, so I will definitely bookmark it. Very nice.

[MAAManda]

I tried checking my country but it's not there yet, maybe in the future.

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License data & information are only available in the blue section, if you're from a country that's not marked, you will not find them. I'm from Indonesia, since Indonesia isn't marked, I can't find any information.

BTW, all the information I’ve seen relates to traditional casino brands, there’s no mention of the crypto casinos that we’re all familiar with on this forum, like Stake.com, Rollbit, Rainbet, Roobet or Duelbits.

[Luzin]

Here you can check if a gambling site is illegal in your country, you just have to select your country and try checking.
I tried checking my country but it's not there yet, maybe in the future.

Some people try to manipulate IP in order to place bets on certain sites. Sometimes many people do that to still be able to gain access. I think this website is quite good. It's just that further improvements and data that is always up-to-date could be a great challenge. I also checked my country's name but I couldn't find it. I hope the owner will add it soon.

[ralle14]

The country I want to select wasn't in the list either, but its still helpful to know which ones are blocked and licensed in each country. The crypto casinos we use tend to have a Curacao license so select that in the country list to see some familiar casinos.

You can also send a report or suggest a change to help them improve their list and speed up the process since there are so many casinos to verify.

[pawanjain]

This is actually new, it was launched last November 9, 2026 and it's supported by IAGR (International Association of Gaming Regulators).

Here's the tool they mentioned, https://checkbeforeyouplay.org/

Here you can check if a gambling site is illegal in your country, you just have to select your country and try checking.
I tried checking my country but it's not there yet, maybe in the future.

You can also select different states here, based on what I see the USA has the most.

You can try if you find it useful.

https://www.casino.com/news/industry/agco-backs-first-illegal-gambling-awareness-week/

If only this site had all the countries listed then it would have become a really useful site but I see that many countries are not even listed on the site let alone allowing to check the casino site's license for that country.
I guess the site is still in development phase if not it still has a lot of room to grow and once developed fully it will be a great site to have on your bookmarks.

[KTChampions]

This is actually new, it was launched last November 9, 2026 and it's supported by IAGR (International Association of Gaming Regulators).

Here's the tool they mentioned, https://checkbeforeyouplay.org/

Here you can check if a gambling site is illegal in your country, you just have to select your country and try checking.
I tried checking my country but it's not there yet, maybe in the future.

You can also select different states here, based on what I see the USA has the most.

You can try if you find it useful.

https://www.casino.com/news/industry/agco-backs-first-illegal-gambling-awareness-week/

It’s an interesting site, but for residents of certain countries - myself included - it’s completely useless. Given the country I live in, I’m actually more interested in services that are illegal here than in the legal ones   VPN + cryptocurrency - that’s the way to go  
The site is likely most useful for residents of the United States, for me, it’s still a bit hard to grasp that legislation can vary so significantly from one state to another, and that services have to take this into account in their operations. And customers, too, are obviously not particularly happy to delve into the nuances of the legality of the services provided.

[Agbe]

This will help gamblers to know if the casino is legal or not but Op I couldn't find where to type the casino to know if it is legal or not and I only saw the box to select or type the country but no other box for casino checking. It will be better if the two boxes are placed side by side. Though it is a welcome development and it will be helpful. And this will make casinos to behave well and do all the necessary things before launching their brands in the internet.

[Charles-Tim]

I went through the gambling sites that are licensed in my country which are 88 on the site, I noticed all the well known gambling sites there. But as big as stake.com is, I checked Curacao but I was unable to see Stake among the gambling sites that are licensed. Only Roobet was the crypto gambling site that I know of that I saw there.

[acroman08]

BTW, all the information I’ve seen relates to traditional casino brands, there’s no mention of the crypto casinos that we’re all familiar with on this forum, like Stake.com, Rollbit, Rainbet, Roobet or Duelbits.

Change the location to Curaçao, and then click the "licensed sites" on the right side, you'll see Roobet on the list, and some other crypto casinos that advertised here in the forum in the past, but from the looks of it, the list that they have there aren't complete. I mean, there is no way there are only that many casinos that have a Curaçao license.

[Jubilee58]

Both online, and physical gambling are going on in my country presently, although there was a time it was debated by the federal government as they were considering weather to stop gambling or not , and eventually they have not raised such matter again. Nevertheless, I have perused through your link, and find out that gambling is still allowed in my country, and even the number of regulated sites still displayed, and non of my sites is banned.

All gambling site operating in any country should be duely registered, and properly regulated, this is for the benefits of the country, the gamblers, and the gambling platforms as well , and it is important gamblers should avoid unregulated gambling platforms for their own benefits.

[Hewlet]

For what’s the case in most part of the regions, it’s usually an issue of whether or not gambling as a whole is accepted in that region or that it’s not accepted in that region. If it’s allowed to operate, a lot of license gambling platforms will exist at the same time and a player will have to choose from the available options.

In my country for instance, we’ve got a lot of local casinos that are in operation both online and offline and we’ve not gotten any form of regulation whatsoever that brings a course for such questioning. Once a gambling platform is suspected to be illegal, from the media platform, you will get enough update that tells if you should continue dealing with it or not.

[KiaKia]

I tried to use the system using the casino on the signature of the user above, this is the result I got.

There is nothing that can change my mind about using Rainbet, fact is I've been handled with fairness on this online casino so I rate them as one of the best fews in this gambling world online.

Also the screenshot or result that you shared said that "it doesn't mean the casino is operating unlawfully, and what protection are they even talking about? There is no protection anywhere from IAGR...

How many wrongfully treated gamblers have the refunded? None I guess so what protection are they talking about? As if all people using Rainbet are all American citizens.