The Gibraltar Gambling Division publishes licence holders under the Gambling Act 2025. Its register distinguishes B2C remote gaming and bookmaking, non-remote activities and B2B businesses.
Check the product and category
A bookmaking, non-remote or supplier entry should not be read as an online-casino licence. The legal holder, authorised activity and approved brand or website need to match the claim.
When the new law began
The commencement notice set 1 April 2026 for the Gambling Act 2025, except for sections 55 to 77. The Gambling Division says holders already licensed under the 2005 Act are treated as licensed under the 2025 Act. Its six-month transition guidance required businesses newly within scope to notify the division and apply.
Read the approved-brands sheet
The regulator’s Hillside (Gibraltar) sheet dated 7 August 2026 lists www.bet365.com and the bet365 Casino brand. It shows remote gaming numbers 078 and 129 separately from remote bookmaker numbers 076 and 130. The sheet does not match each brand to an individual number or show which countries can be served.
Separate the player's location
The checker does not verify individual Gibraltar licence claims. This guide explains the register’s categories; it does not establish permission to serve players in another country. Read that country’s information separately.
Sources
- Gibraltar Gambling Division — licence holders
Source read: · Source date: Not stated
- Gibraltar · Notice of Commencement LN.2026/064
Source read: · Source date: 2026-04-01
- Gibraltar Gambling Division · Licensing and transition
Source read: · Source date: Not stated
- Gibraltar Gambling Division · Hillside approved brands
Source read: · Source date: 2026-08-07