Market intelligence directory

Navigate regulation by market.

Search 74 jurisdictions by country, regulator and market status. Operator relationships, evidence coverage and official-register links are separated from broad market totals.

market profiles

regulated

828

evidence export rows

828

rows source-backed

How to read the directory

Market models are summaries, not legal shortcuts

Each profile receives one directory label summarising what the cited official sources show about the current route for the tracked online products. Offshore availability, missing public registers and enforcement activity are recorded separately. Product rows, source scope and review date provide the controlling detail.

Read the classification method

Why is there no grey-market country filter?

“Grey market” usually describes activity outside the local licensed route, not a stable legal category for a whole country. Atlas therefore classifies the market model from official rules and records offshore or unlicensed activity as separate evidence.

Read the grey-market and status guide

Regulated: 55; Official evidence shows a licensing or authorisation route for at least one tracked online product. Product-level rules still control the scope.
Restricted: 11; Commercial online access is materially limited for one or more tracked products. The product rows explain the precise boundary.
Transitioning: 3; An enacted change is being implemented. Current permissions, future stages and effective dates must be read separately.
Prohibited: 3; The reviewed official sources do not identify a permitted commercial route for the three tracked online products. Separate statutory exceptions may still exist.
State monopoly: 2; The cited sources reserve permitted online supply to one or more designated operators. Other gambling products may follow different rules.

Federal and provincial systems

Start at the national hub, then verify the local market

These countries regulate commercial online gambling through states, provinces or city-level systems. The hub prevents a local record from being mistaken for nationwide permission.

16 jurisdictions

United States

202 market records across 67 operator profiles.

Open hub

3 jurisdictions

Canada

19 market records across 19 operator profiles.

Open hub

2 jurisdictions

Argentina

11 market records across 10 operator profiles.

Open hub

74 markets

Card counts describe the operator relationships selected and checked by iGaming Atlas. They are not the regulator's complete universe of licensees, brands or domains.

Europe

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Great Britain

UK Gambling Commission (UKGC)

Navigate regulation by market.

Market models are summaries, not legal shortcuts

Why is there no grey-market country filter?

Start at the national hub, then verify the local market

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