Grenada does not have a separately prescribed online casino/betting licensing regime; profile base - Gaming Act, 2016 (in force from August 1, 2016) - regulates ground-based "gaming facilities," but does not create a detailed procedure for remote operators. At the same time, the National Lotteries Authority (NLA) legally sells its games online through its own platform (registration, replenishment and purchase of tickets), which provides the only full-fledged "digital" channel in the local market. Outside lotteries, residents usually use international offshore sites, as there is no national license for private online casinos yet; supervision of games of chance and lotteries remains with the NLA on the basis of the National Lotteries Authority Act (Cap. 205A) (as amended in 2016 to align with Gaming Act). Periodically, the media emphasizes that the "gaming" legislation of 2016 launched a commission and a control framework, but the practical online market for private operators has not yet been opened.
Grenada has a common gaming frame (Gaming Act 2016 + SRO 48/2016) and a tourist casino model (300 + rooms in hotels only). E-gaming Operating License appears in the regulations, but there are no deployed online standards and a public register of providers, so the consumer online market de facto remains "gray": players use offshore sites. We analyze the legal framework, practice, risks and what it means for operators and users.
Learn more →Due to the lack of a transparent national online regime, players from Grenada often go to offshore platforms. We do not recommend specific brands and do not give links, but we explain which types of sites are more often chosen, what signs of reliability are guided by, what risks are, and how to replace an offshore game legally.
Learn more →We analyze how global content providers - Pragmatic Play, NetEnt and Playtech - relate to the reality of Grenada. What is possible offline (only stand-alone machines), what theoretically can appear in casinos at 300 + hotels, why "online" remains a gray area, and what requirements for compliance and certification of games are important today.
Learn more →Overview of payment methods in Grenada: Visa/Mastercard, mobile and contactless payments, e-wallets and cryptocurrencies. Pros/cons, commissions, limits, tips for tourists and operators.
Learn more →A detailed guide to using VPNs in Grenada to access international gaming sites: legality, player risks, settings, provider choice, data protection, KYC/AML and ethics.
Learn more →Analytics on the prospects for legalizing and regulating online gambling in Grenada. How licensing could affect the economy, tourism, taxes and the country's image in the Caribbean.
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