Barbados lacks a legal framework for online gambling - no law provides for licensing online casinos or betting sites.
Therefore, residents and tourists turn to foreign operators registered in Curaçao, Malta or Costa Rica.
Many platforms accept players with Barbadian IPs, supporting payment through cards, e-wallets and cryptocurrencies.
The use of VPNs and international payment solutions has become commonplace.
Government authorities have not yet taken the initiative to create a regulated online market, which leaves the sphere in the "gray zone" and makes Barbados dependent on external jurisdictions.
We explain why online casinos and bets in Barbados remain unresolved: what it means for players and businesses, how offshore sites work, where the main risks are (CUS/payments, VPN, phishing), and what steps the country could take - from sandboxing to Safe-Server. Information, not legal advice.
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Learn more →What payment methods are really used in the gambling landscape of Barbados: bank cards and cash from legal operators, where mobile payments are appropriate, why cryptocurrencies are a zone of increased compliance risk, and how to act safely for players and businesses. RGO/AML, PCI DSS, chargeback, KYC and checklists. Informational material, not legal advice.
Learn more →We analyze why VPN to access offshore gambling sites is a high legal, financial and cyber risk for residents and guests of Barbados. What T&C operators say, how they detect geoblocks bypassing, what threatens (account freezing, refusal to pay), what myths about "anonymity" are harmful, and what legal alternatives are offline. Information, not legal advice.
Learn more →The current legal status of online games in Barbados remains a "gray zone": there are rules on lotteries, running bets and slot machines, but there is no separate regime for online casinos. The authorities announced plans to prepare a new regulatory framework. We analyze what is already regulated, what models of legalization are possible, what are the risks and drivers, and what scenarios are realistic until 2030. ([bra. gov. bb][1])
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