Legal online gambling is spreading quickly. In Europe, for example, member states of the EEA (European Economic Area) have revamped their iGaming laws to license offshore betting sites in line with the cross-border trade agreement. The US is also an extensive online gambling jurisdiction, with more than half of the states legalizing sports betting since PASPA was overturned in 2018.
However online gambling is not legal everywhere, including in New Zealand, Canada, India, and some states in the US. In these regions, it’s technically illegal to gamble online because the law doesn’t cover this activity. But that’s the loophole that offshore operators use to accept bettors. Bitcoin casinos are also notorious for accepting players from illegal jurisdictions.
If you want to go to an offshore casino, ensure that a legal body licenses it in the UK, Malta, Curacao, Canada, or Alderney. Also, get more information about the casino’s reputation from former and current players. Remember, no one will arrest you for playing at an offshore casino.