Greece
GRLast updated Sep 13, 2026
Greece regulates online betting and casino games through the Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC/EEEP). Legal sites require a Greek Type 1 betting licence, Type 2 other-online-games licence, or both, and the Commission offers an official URL checker plus a blacklist. This guide explains how to verify a domain, protect payments, complain and use safer-play tools.
Population
9.9M
Market Status
Regulated Market
Currency
Euro (EUR)
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Online gambling in Greece
Greek law permits licensed internet gambling under HGC supervision. Type 1 covers online betting and Type 2 covers other online games such as casino and poker. Licences are operator- and product-specific, and approved sites use domains recorded by the authority. A foreign licence alone does not authorise Greek targeting.
Verify the exact site
- Use the HGC website-legality checker and licensed-provider records.
- Check the blacklist for unauthorised domains and mirrors.
- Match the legal company and payment beneficiary.
- Read identity, bonus and withdrawal conditions before depositing.
Protection and complaints
Licensed providers must apply player-protection and exclusion controls. Keep statements, bet IDs and correspondence. Complain to the operator in writing, then use the HGC complaint channel for a licensed provider or report illegal betting through the authority’s dedicated route. Notify the bank immediately if fraud is suspected.
Responsible gambling
Set a fixed budget and time limit before play, never borrow and do not chase losses. Use account limits, exclusion and professional support when control weakens.
Information checked in September 2026. Confirm the licence and current HGC records before play.