The Jersey Gambling Commission publishes a mixed list of gambling licensees. Remote Gambling Operators appear separately from hosting providers, software designers and platform providers.
Match the right category
The remote-operator section connects legal companies with listed websites. A hosting permit or software-provider entry is a different activity and should not become a casino licence result.
What the operator list shows
The Remote Gambling Operators section listed three companies and 14 website addresses on 7 November 2026. For example, it listed www.casinogo.com under Annexio (Jersey) Limited. The list links that exact address to the company. It does not show which games the Commission approved for the site.
The operator licence and approval of games
Article 8 of the Gambling (Jersey) Law 2012 sets the licensing requirement for commercial gambling in or from Jersey, subject to the exceptions allowed by the law. The Commission uses one remote operator licence category for betting and gaming. It assesses the products within that licence separately, including slots, casino table games and sports betting.
The Commission also directs consumer-facing applicants whose offering includes casino-style games to register with the Jersey Financial Services Commission. This is a separate registration step.
What remains separate
The checker does not verify individual Jersey licence claims or current permission for a player's country. Consult the official category and exact operator record, and read the rules where you play.
Sources
- Jersey Gambling Commission — list of licensees
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- Jersey Gambling Commission · Remote gambling policy, October 2025
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- Jersey Gambling Commission · Remote operator licensing and registration
Source read: · Source date: Not stated
- Gambling (Jersey) Law 2012 · Official consolidated version
Source read: · Source date: 2026-10-02