Which online casinos are licensed in Anguilla?
The register records online casino games as prohibited in Anguilla. Nothing to play is listed here, per the register read 2 Oct 2026. Legal age: 21+.
Source: Third-party source · read 2 Oct 2026
- Status
- Prohibited
- Regulator
- Anguilla Financial Services Commission (future “Gaming Commission”, draft)
- Legal age
- 21+
- Licence regime
- None in force; the draft policy provides for land-based licences (Gaming Club, lottery, betting)
- Key facts
- Draft gambling policy (dated March 2023, submitted for consultation): at most 2 land-based casinos of the Gaming Club type, lottery (including online), betting, and a future “Anguilla Gaming Act 2023”. Casino games would have to take place exclusively on licensed premises. Proposed minimum age: 21. Adoption of the law has not been confirmed as of today.
What a player risks
Online casino gambling is prohibited in this market; no operator is licensed to offer it. A site that takes players from this market does so without any local licence, whatever licence it holds elsewhere: its players have no local-regulator protection or dispute resolution, and deposits, payments or winnings may be blocked or confiscated. Depending on local law, playing may itself be an offence and may lead to fines or prosecution. The register records for Anguilla: No legal online casino offering, nor any planned.
Licences valid in Anguilla
Nothing to play is listed here: prohibited.