Cyprus
CYLast updated Sep 13, 2026
The Republic of Cyprus licenses online fixed-odds betting through the National Betting Authority under Class B licences. Online casinos, poker and slots are prohibited. The Authority publishes current Class B operators and warns that players using illegal sites can face penalties. This guide explains how to verify a sportsbook, avoid prohibited casino products and use the national self-exclusion tools.
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Regulated Market
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Euro (EUR)
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Online gambling in Cyprus
Class B licences cover approved online betting services. The National Betting Authority’s register shows the operator, licence number and current status. The Betting Law separately prohibits online casino games, including roulette, poker and slots. A Class B betting licence must not be presented as casino authorisation.
Verify the exact service
- Match the legal company and domain to the current Class B register.
- Confirm licence status and avoid products outside betting scope.
- Check the illegal-gambling information and blocking list.
- Avoid mirrors, unofficial apps and payments to personal accounts.
Payments and complaints
Use a payment method in your own name and keep statements, bets and messages. Read identity, bonus and withdrawal rules. Complain to the bookmaker in writing and contact the Authority for licensing or illegal-service concerns. Notify the bank immediately if fraud is suspected.
Responsible gambling
The national self-exclusion platform covers licensed Class B bookmakers. Set strict money and time limits, never borrow and do not chase losses. Use exclusion and Safer Gambling support when control weakens.
Information checked in September 2026. Confirm the current Class B register before betting.