Full Directory of Licensed Bookmakers (600+)

This is our full directory of licensed betting sites, covering both international operators and locally licensed brands across the markets we track. As of August 2026, the table lists over 600 active bookmakers.

Every entry is a real, currently active betting site. Closed brands, dormant licenses, and dead domains have been removed. New additions are added on a rolling basis.

If you’d like a more detailed overview with bonus and product comparisons, you should check out our homepage. Here we list over 100 of the top international betting sites in great detail making comparison easy.

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Lucas Peps

Edited by

Rob Cudmore

Updated 2 weeks ago 27 min read

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Lucas Peps

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My friends call me Pepito – I’ll save your time and not share the story on how I got this name! I am a sports betting enthusiast, my passion first started by betting on the 2010 World Cup. Since 2010 my passion has only grown, betting with friends and looking for any edge we can find. The result has been thousands of bets placed across hundreds of different bookmakers, markets, leagues, and even within different countries. In my experience there are very few honest comparison websites out there and even fewer that actually give you all the options. So, I was inspired to make listofallbookmakers.com. Here we give you all the options (not just those who will pay websites like ours 😉) with transparent reviews. I like to highlight the items that I look for when finding a new bookie – mainly being competitiveness of the odds, variety of bets to place, welcome offers, and trustworthiness. We’re a small but passionate team looking to help out all types of bettors from across the world!

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Rob Cudmore

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Hello List Of All Bookmakers readers! My name is Robert, though I also go by Rob, Bob, Boby, a few other nicknames depending on what circle I’m running in, or how “professional” I need to appear 😅. I’m 29 years old and originally from Canada (La Belle Province), although I have been living around the world for the past 6 years as a digital nomad. I’ve spent time living across Europe and Canada, enjoying different cultures and experiences, all while working remotely as a content writer and website manager. I am a friend of Pépito who shares his passion for sports betting, which was the major catalyst for me to join the List Of All Bookmakers project. Within sports betting, I get most of my fun from claiming lucrative promos and welcome offers, what many refer to as “bonus hunting”. Bonus hunting involves searching for welcome offers, promotions, and other opportunities for players to turn bonus cash into real cash efficiently. There are enough welcome bonuses out there to fill a lifetime of work, my speciality is finding the best ones that are worth your time to claim. Like Pépito, I’m an active member in a small community of online betting and online casino enthusiasts. My travels (and my VPN 😇) allow me to test most casinos before we publish reviews. Sharing my knowledge, experience, and of course must-claim offers is a real passion of mine, and exactly what I will be bringing to LOAB!

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How Do We Verify Each Bookmaker?

Every bookmaker in this list is checked against the public register of the regulator that issued its license. We don’t scrape third-party databases or copy from other affiliate sites. Where a regulator publishes a downloadable operator register (as e-MTA, VID, ANJ, SRIJ and others do), we cross-reference each brand and its license number against that source.

For internationally licensed operators, we work from the issuing authority’s own register, and from the operator’s on-site license disclosure. Where an operator holds licenses in multiple jurisdictions, this page lists its international license only. Country-specific licenses for the same brand are covered on our regional subsites.

Last full audit of this page: August 2026.

Licenses Covered on This Page

We group licenses into four categories based on how they operate and who they serve.

Tier 1 International

These are the most established international regulators, with strong player protection frameworks and long track records.

• MGA (Malta Gaming Authority): EU regulator based in Malta. Widely considered one of the strictest and most reputable licenses for international operators.
• Gibraltar Gaming License: UK-adjacent regulator with a small register of established operators. Known for tight compliance and consumer protection standards.

Canadian Indigenous Regulators

Licenses issued by Indigenous First Nations regulators operating on sovereign territory in Canada.

• KGC (Kahnawake Gaming Commission): Based in the Mohawk Territory of Kahnawake, Quebec. One of the oldest online gambling regulators in the world, active since 1996.
• Tobique Gaming Commission: Based in the Tobique First Nation, New Brunswick. A newer regulator that has gained popularity in the last few years.

Small/Mid-Tier International

Broadly used international licenses issued from smaller jurisdictions. These are the licenses most commonly associated with the “offshore” label, though the regulatory quality varies significantly between them. For a deeper look at how these licenses compare, see our guide to offshore betting licenses.

• CGA (Curaçao Gaming Authority): Curaçao’s direct licensor since replacing the old master-license structure.
• Anjouan Gaming: Issued by the Autonomous Island of Anjouan in the Comoros. Emerged as an alternative for internationally-facing operators during the 2023-2024 licensing shift. The most common license on this list.
• Vanuatu Gaming: Issued by the Vanuatu government. A smaller register occasionally used by crypto bookmakers.

Locally Licensed Markets

National regulators that license operators to serve their own regional market. Some, like e-MTA, also have some cross border character in practice.

• SRIJ (Serviço de Regulação e Inspeção de Jogos, Portugal): The national online gambling regulator for Portugal.
• e-MTA (Estonia): Estonia’s Tax and Customs Board, which regulates gambling. While the license is Estonian, some e-MTA operators accept players from other markets, giving it a partly international character.
• ANJ (Autorité Nationale des Jeux, France): The French national regulator for online betting.
• VID (Valsts ieņēmumu dienests, Latvia): Latvia’s State Revenue Service. Absorbed the former IAUI regulator in April 2026 and now maintains the register of approved operators.

Full Directory of Licensed Betting Sites

The table is fully sortable and filterable. Click any column header to sort, or use the filter controls to narrow by license type, license holder, or gaming product. If you’re looking for a specific brand, the search field above the table will jump straight to it.

Bookmakers by Region

For a deeper look at any region, our regional hubs cover the market landscape, popular payment methods, top operators, and country-specific regulatory notes.

• Europe: listofallbookmakers.com/european-betting-sites
• Africa: listofallbookmakers.com/african-betting-sites
• Asia: listofallbookmakers.com/asian-bookmakers

Bookmakers by Country

For markets where we cover locally licensed operators in depth, use our country subsites below. Each one includes the full list of locally licensed operators, market-specific reviews, and regulatory context.

Global Betting Sites FAQ