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Here are all the gambling sites we have reviewed – online casinos and sportsbooks in one list. Every site holds a licence from an established regulator, and the list is sorted by our overall rating, with the current welcome offer and key terms on each row. Use the filter to show only casinos or only betting sites.
18+ • Gamble responsibly • Help: GamblingTherapy.org • Ad • New customers only • First deposit only • Min deposit €20 • Skrill and Neteller deposits excluded • 35x (deposit + bonus), free-spin winnings 40x, max bet €5, 10 days • Withdrawal request voids the bonus • Cannot be combined with other bonuses • Full T&C apply • Not available in the UK, the US, Denmark, Sweden and other restricted countries
18+ • Gamble responsibly • Help: GamblingTherapy.org • Ad • New customers only • Enter the referral code within 24 hours of sign-up • Match, cap and wagering depend on the referral code • Sports bets count 75% towards wagering • Full T&C apply • Curaçao licence • Not available in the UK, the US, Denmark, Sweden and other restricted countries
18+ • Gamble responsibly • Help: GamblingTherapy.org • Ad • New customers only • First deposit only • Min deposit €20 • Skrill and Neteller deposits excluded • 35x (deposit + bonus), free-spin winnings 40x, max bet €5, 10 days • Withdrawal request voids the bonus • Cannot be combined with other bonuses • Full T&C apply • Not available in the UK, the US, Denmark, Sweden and other restricted countries
18+ • Gamble responsibly • Help: GamblingTherapy.org • Ad • New customers only • Card, Collexo and Jeton deposits qualify; crypto excluded • Full T&C apply • Availability depends on local law; use a locally licensed site where your country has one
Online casino and betting in Greenland are regulated by the Act for Greenland on certain games, with Spillemyndigheden as the licensing authority. A Danish licence alone is not enough: the operator also needs permission for Greenland. Here is how the rules work and how to check a site.
Which licences we accept
We only list licensed gambling sites. Today they hold a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority or from Curaçao, and every review names the regulator and the licence number. A Curaçao licence gives lighter player protection than a Malta one, and each review says so. A licence means the operator is supervised, has to keep player funds separate and has to offer responsible gambling tools – and that there is a regulator to complain to if something goes wrong.
Check that a site is available where you live
Online gambling is regulated country by country. A site with a licence from one of the regulators above may still not be allowed to accept players from your country, and some countries require a local licence. Check the site's terms – and your local rules – before you sign up.
What to compare
Withdrawal times and the payment methods available to you.
Bonus terms – the wagering requirement, maximum bet and which games count.
Games or odds – game studios and live casino, or markets and odds.
Customer support – languages and opening hours.
Read every review on the reviews page, and see the current offers on bonuses.
Steffen Fonvig, iGaming expert: Pick on withdrawals, not on the bonus
A big welcome offer is quickly forgotten; slow or complicated withdrawals are not. Read the withdrawal terms before you deposit.
Frequently asked questions about gambling sites
FAQ4 questions
What are the best gambling sites?
It depends on what you play. The list above is sorted by our overall rating, and the filter shows only casinos or only betting sites. Every site holds a licence from an established regulator.
Is it legal to use these gambling sites?
That depends on the country you live in. A licence from Malta or Curaçao does not by itself make a site legal everywhere, so check your local rules and the site's terms first.
How do I know a gambling site is licensed?
A licensed site shows its regulator and licence number, usually at the bottom of the page. You can look the operator up in the regulator's public register.
Where can I get help if gambling stops being fun?
Use the deposit limits and time-outs on the site, and see our responsible gambling page for help lines and self-exclusion options.