Gambling regulation in Norway
A state monopoly: only Norsk Tipping and, for horse racing, Norsk Rikstoto may offer gambling.
Status at a glance
The law reserves this product for a state or state-appointed operator.
The law reserves this product for a state or state-appointed operator.
The law reserves this product for a state or state-appointed operator.
The law reserves this product for a state or state-appointed operator.
Regulator and law
- Lotteritilsynet (Norwegian Gaming Authority)
- Main law: Gambling Act (Pengespilloven)
Key points
- Since 1 January 2025 the regulator can order internet providers to block unlicensed gambling sites through DNS blocking.
- Marketing gambling that is not licensed in Norway is prohibited.
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Reviewed on . Gambling law changes often: this overview is for orientation and is not legal advice. Check with the regulator before acting. Market: Norway
Frequently asked questions
Is online gambling legal in Norway?
It depends on the product. Online casino is reserved for a state or state-appointed operator. Sports betting is reserved for a state or state-appointed operator. Online poker is reserved for a state or state-appointed operator. Lottery is reserved for a state or state-appointed operator.
Who regulates gambling in Norway?
Lotteritilsynet (Norwegian Gaming Authority). The main law is: Gambling Act (Pengespilloven).
What are the key dates for gambling regulation in Norway?
2025-01-01: Norway starts DNS blocking of unlicensed gambling sites.
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