Betting interest in Chile revolves almost entirely around football: the Primera División championship consistently gathers high audiences (in the 2024 season - ~ 1.89 million fans in stadiums; "Kolo-Kolo" became the champion), which directly fuels the pre-match and live lines.
Tennis is traditionally strong according to international achievements, and rodeo has the status of a national sport and a stable regional fan base.
The regulatory environment is changing rapidly: in 2025, the Senate gave the green light to a bill on licensing online betting (including tax and responsible gambling measures), while the Supreme Court demanded that unlicensed platforms be blocked.
Previously, the courts have already put pressure on football sponsorships from betting brands, which pushed the league and clubs to renegotiate contracts.
In total, this leads the market from "gray" to controlled - with licenses, advertising restrictions and a more transparent game.
Why 70-80% of Chileans bet on football: local leagues (Primera División/Primera B, Copa Chile), La Roja, World Cup qualification and continental cups (Libertadores/Sudamericana). We analyze key markets (1X2, totals, cards, corners, players), live bets, data and calendar, as well as advice on bankroll, responsible play and the nuances of local payments in CLP.
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Learn more →For October 2025, in Chile, the law allows bets only from a limited circle of operators: the state-owned Xperto (Pola), the Teletrak racetrack network and land-based casinos/racetracks. The Supreme Court upheld the illegality of "private" online bookmakers and ordered providers to block their sites. The Senate approved a general bill to regulate online - which changes for players and businesses.
Learn more →What changed in 2025: the Chilean Senate approved a general bill to regulate online platforms, and the Supreme Court ordered communication providers to block unlicensed sites. We analyze the consequences for players and business, future taxes/deductions for sports and the roadmap for legalization.
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Learn more →We analyze crypto-betting platforms for the Chilean audience: how deposits are arranged in BTC/USDT/USDC, advantages and risks, KYC/AML, course and commissions, on/off-ramp. The main thing is the current legal framework: in Chile, online betting is generally illegal until the licensing regime is launched, and the Supreme Court ordered the blocking of illegal sites. What does it mean now and what will change after the adoption of the law.
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