Methodology, how this data is verified

Every jurisdiction page is built from primary sources, meaning the regulator's own site, the official register, and the gambling law itself. Nothing is taken from casino sites, affiliate reviews, or forums.

Sourcing rules

Brand data, straight from the registers

Brand pages are generated from the official registers themselves. Where a regulator publishes bulk data, the UKGC, Sweden and the Isle of Man, we download it. Where the register is a public list or search, Gibraltar, Kahnawake, Denmark, Alderney, the German whitelist and the Curacao CGA register, we read it entry by entry. Brands are matched to register entries by the operator's domains, never by name guessing. Registers we cannot read in bulk are stated as gaps on every brand page rather than papered over.

A register entry is not automatically a valid license. The Curacao register, for example, returns some domains with a Certificate of Operation the authority itself marks not valid. Those are recorded as a separate state, never merged into the licensed set, and the brand page says which register reported it.

Update cadence

Register data is re-fetched daily and every change lands as a tracked revision, so a licence that lapses shows up the next morning. Jurisdiction guides carry a last-verified date and are re-checked monthly. Regulatory reforms, such as Curacao's transition to the CGA regime, are reflected as regulators publish them.

What this site is not

This is a reference for verification, not legal advice and not a gambling recommendation. A license describes oversight, it does not guarantee that an operator treats players well. Rules differ by country, so always check what applies where you live.

Corrections

Spotted an outdated register link or a regime change we missed? Write to hello@whitelobby.com and we will re-verify against the official source.

Data for machines

The full dataset is published at /api/jurisdictions.json under the same verification rules, including source URLs and dates for every record.