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Which online casinos are licensed in Mexico?

The register records that Mexico requires a local licence. No active licence valid there is on file, as of 2 Oct 2026. In this market, only operators holding the local licence may offer online casino games. Legal age: 18+.

Source: Official source · read 2 Oct 2026

Status
Local licences
Regulator
SEGOB — Dirección General de Juegos y Sorteos (DGJS)
Legal age
18+
Licence regime
SEGOB permits (Ley Federal de Juegos y Sorteos [Federal Gaming and Raffles Act] and Reglamento [Regulations]) for remote betting centres / number-draw halls; each domain must appear in 'Páginas web autorizados' [authorised web pages]
Key facts
Many domains under 'suspensión DGJS' [DGJS suspension] (1xBet, bet365, Betano, Luckia, Kasino, Netabet, Kingsbet, Diamante Casino, Casino Miravalle Palace) or 'baja temporal' [temporary deregistration]. A single permit often covers several brands (e.g. Producciones Móviles / Unocapali La Paz: Brazino777, Zlot, Campobet, PlayUZU).

What a player risks

In this market, only operators holding the local licence may offer online casino games. An offshore licence, or a licence issued for another market, does not make play legal where a local licence is required. A site that is not licensed for this market is outside the local regulator's supervision: its players have no access to that regulator's protection or dispute resolution, and deposits, payments or winnings may be blocked or confiscated. Depending on local law, using such a site may also lead to fines or prosecution. The register records for Mexico: The player is not prosecuted; offering without a permit is illegal and the DGJS publishes alerts, but blocking of offshore sites remains limited.

Licences valid in Mexico

No active licence valid in Mexico is on file.

Sources the register cites