Lithuania: the register and the checker’s limits

What the journal establishes

The table below reproduces the ten holder groups, their permit references and all 41 domain strings from that dated journal. “Nuotoliniai lošimai” means remote gambling; it is not a separate verification that every alias currently offers an authorised online casino.

A company’s permit, a later amendment and a platform approval are different records. Issuance and amendment dates do not by themselves establish an operator’s current individual status.

Ten checker hosts and 31 unselected aliases

The site currently has nine dated source cards covering ten exact hosts, supported by separate casino-product evidence. The other 31 journal aliases remain outside checker selection. Their appearance below is a historical register association, not approval, a redirect rule, an inferred www/apex alias or a link to play.

The unresolved aliases include international domains, Lithuanian alternative names and Optibet. They have not all been individually reconciled for product, use, accessibility or current permission.

Optibet’s dated product source

The separate Baltic Bet remote-gambling rules were approved on 16 July 2026 under reference DIE-259. That is a dated approval of game rules, rather than a current licence or accessible-catalogue check.

The journal names www.optibet.lt separately from www.optibet.com. Neither that entry nor the product rules independently establishes current availability, individual validity or permission in the visitor’s country.

Dated records below

The official table totals describe its own device and platform classifications. They are not counts of unique casinos worldwide. The domain strings remain literal; none of the 31 unselected aliases is added to the checker by this guide.

Dated source records

These are neutral source records, not current licence approvals.