Latvia legal gambling sites: read the VID licence register

Latvia reorganised gambling supervision in 2026. The Lotteries and Gambling Supervisory Inspection, commonly found under its IAUI abbreviation, was integrated into the State Revenue Service, VID, on 1 April. VID says its licensing, compliance, legal, technical and financial-control units now perform the former inspection's functions.

That makes the VID licensed-organisers page the current public starting point. Older IAUI references can help identify historical documents, but they should not displace the successor authority or be presented as proof that a licence remains current.

The official snapshot contains 21 legal entities and 25 website entries. Multiple sites sit under the same entity: for example, SIA Latsson Licensing has three published entries, while SIA PAF Latvija, SIA Viensviens and SIA JOKER LTD each have two.

The reverse problem also matters. SIA Olympic Casino Latvia appears in the organiser list but the summary table shows no website for that row. Atlas therefore records the entity and A-55 licence without assigning a consumer hostname from another page or group company.

VID exposes the registered company number and licence-number strings alongside the website entries. Several mixed operators show an A-series licence and a TI number; entities described only for interactive gambling show an E-series licence and a TI number. This page preserves those strings but does not invent a decoding rule or expiry date that the list itself does not publish.

A brand match is therefore only the beginning. The check must still connect the exact website entry to the named legal entity and the licence fields in the same regulator record. Group ownership, a similar logo or a licence held by another subsidiary is not a substitute.

Use the complete hostname or path presented to the player and record the date of the check. The regulator list can change between Atlas reviews.

The public list gives a strong entity, registration, licence-number, website and product-scope join, but it does not display an expiry date or a separate live-status field. Atlas cannot infer those fields from the absence of a warning, the shape of a licence number or the fact that a website still resolves.

The list also does not test geolocation, account access, deposits, withdrawals, games, bonuses or customer support. A regulator entry for one website does not automatically cover lookalike domains, mobile applications, redirects or another product operated by a related company.

Latvia's Gambling and Lotteries Law requires an interactive-gambling website to state the organiser's name, legal address and interactive-gambling licence number, alongside the games covered, rules, age restriction and addiction warning. That makes an operator-page disclosure useful corroborating evidence, but the official VID record remains the authority-side source.

The same law now assigns licensing and supervision functions to VID. A private database, search result or former IAUI mirror may help locate evidence, but it should not override the current authority record.

Atlas rechecked the VID organiser list, the official transfer notice and the consolidated Gambling and Lotteries Law on 9 October 2026. The organiser dataset states that it was updated on 1 June and the page on 3 June. Atlas transcribed the 21 entity rows, counted website entries without normalising paths or subdomains, and retained the licence strings exactly as displayed.

No expiry, suspension or real-time validity claim is made because those fields are not shown in this list. The maintenance owner is the Atlas Editorial Engine; the next planned review is 6 November 2026, or sooner if VID changes the page. The latest official record and any direct authority confirmation control if they differ from this guide.