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The Casino Licence Dataset

We mirror 18 official licensing registers and 3 regulator blocked-site lists to power our licence checker. Once a quarter we publish the whole index as a downloadable snapshot — currently 6,756 entries, snapshot 2026-07-27. Free for research and journalism, with attribution.

The live index behind the checker updates continuously and is not part of these downloads — snapshots age up to a quarter by design.

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2026-Q3latest snapshot 2026-07-27 · 6,756 entries Download JSON

Attribution: cite TopCasinoScout — topcasinoscout.com/casino-licence-dataset. If you build something with it, we'd genuinely like to see it — tell us.

What's inside

One JSON file per quarter: a metadata wrapper plus an entries array. Each entry is one row from a regulator's own published register or blocked-site list.

Field dictionary
n Normalised entity name (lower-cased, for matching)
dn Display name as published by the regulator
r Register id — see the regulator map below
a Licence active. false = suspended, revoked, expired or otherwise inactive
st Non-active status label, where the register publishes one
u Domains associated with the entry on the register
ln Licence or account reference
x Present (1) = row comes from a regulator BLOCKED-SITE list, not a licence register
Register id map (21 sources)
ukgc UK Gambling Commission
mgareg Malta Gaming Authority (licensed register)
curacao Curaçao Gaming Authority
anjouan Anjouan Gaming Authority
sga Spelinspektionen (Sweden)
dgoj DGOJ (Spain)
ggl GGL (Germany)
gibraltar Gibraltar Gambling Division
agco AGCO / iGaming Ontario
iom Isle of Man GSC
adm ADM (Italy)
ksa KSA (Netherlands)
onjn ONJN (Romania, Class I)
kgc Kahnawà:ke Gaming Commission
agcc Alderney AGCC
bereg Belgian Gaming Commission (licensed)
portugal SRIJ (Portugal)
greece HGC (Greece)
be Belgian unauthorised-sites list (blocked-site list)
mga MGA unauthorised-URLs list (blocked-site list)
onjnbl ONJN DNS blacklist (blocked-site list)

Read this before you use it

Snapshots, not live status. Every status is the regulator's own classification at the snapshot date. Licences get suspended, restored and renewed between quarters — verify anything decision-critical against the live register, or through our licence checker, which runs on the continuously-updated index.

Blocked-site rows are market access, not safety. Rows with x come from national blocked-site lists; properly licensed international brands appear on them simply for serving a market without the local licence.

Cadences differ. Some registers update daily, some quarterly, and some (notably the Kahnawà:ke permit table) lag their regulator's advisory notices. Our quarterly enforcement report analyses what changed between snapshots.