Casino licence check for Ireland: is this online casino licensed, and by whom
One lookup against 100 casinos reviewed for Irish players. The answer is the register check from the review, dated, not a footer badge.
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Where the licence check gets its answers
Three regulators matter for an Irish player in 2026. The Malta Gaming Authority publishes a licensee register that lists every company, its licence number and the brands under it. The UK Gambling Commission publishes a public register with the same detail plus enforcement history. The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland issues remote betting licences since July 2026 and is expected to open online casino licensing in 2027; when its register lists casinos, this tool will check against it first.
Curaçao licences are recorded here but weighted low, because the recourse for a player in Ireland is thin. A brand whose licence could not be matched to any register is shown as "as stated by the site", which is a polite way of saying unverified. The licence tracker follows the Irish rollout in detail.
Questions about the licence check
4 questionsWhat does this tool check?
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The casino I typed is not found. Is it unsafe?
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Why does a Curaçao licence count for less?
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What will change when Irish casino licences arrive?
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