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Gambling licence registers, by jurisdiction

iGregulator reads 7 gambling regulators’ public registers and holds 6,664 licences from them, 5,491 of them active. Every count below is what a register said at our last successful read of it, and each regulator’s page says where a status other than active comes from — often a different page from the register itself. Only active means licensed now: a licence that leaves a register is shown as no longer listed, never as revoked, unless the regulator published a revocation.

2 registers have not been read within their freshness targets: UKGC, Tobique. Their counts are as of the last successful read, shown below.

regulatorlicencesactiveother statuseslive domainslast successful read
UK Gambling Commission UKGC3,7392,796192 pending · 2 suspended · 65 revoked · 630 surrendered · 45 expired · 9 not in register1,3952026-09-28 stale · 67 h, target 24 h
Malta Gaming Authority MGA3223134 suspended · 4 surrendered · 1 expired5082026-09-30 fresh
Curaçao Gaming Authority CW70354716 pending · 35 revoked · 44 surrendered · 61 expired4,4672026-09-30 fresh
Anjouan Gaming Authority AN1,5861,5391 suspended · 2 revoked · 44 not in register4,1202026-09-30 fresh
Kahnawake Gaming Commission KH65573 surrendered · 5 not in register2042026-09-30 fresh
Tobique Gaming Commission TGC19618610 not in register1672026-09-21 stale · 234 h, target 24 h
Isle of Man Gambling Supervision Commission IOM5353—502026-09-30 fresh

How to read this

Last successful read is the last time a run confirmed that register’s licences — the same figure the API’s /v1/health/coverage returns. It is fresh while younger than its target: 24 hours for UKGC, AN, TGC and IOM; 48 hours for MGA, CW and KH. A failed or held read changes nothing, so a stale register keeps the statuses of its last good read.

Live domains are domains with a current link to an operator that holds a licence from that regulator. Links belong to operators, not licences, so an operator licensed by two regulators counts its domains under both.

When we get something wrong, we mark it and say so rather than delete it: see the corrections log.