A casino licence is only meaningful if you verify it. Anyone can claim to be licensed, and what matters is whether the licence number can be confirmed against the issuing regulator's public register. Every casino on this page has had its licence verified directly by our team. We do not accept logos or footer claims as evidence.
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| State | Regulator | Abbreviation | What They License |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Jersey | Division of Gaming Enforcement | NJDGE | Full online casino, poker, sports betting |
| Pennsylvania | Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board | PGCB | Full online casino, poker, sports betting |
| Michigan | Michigan Gaming Control Board | MGCB | Full online casino, poker, sports betting |
| Delaware | Delaware Division of Gaming Enforcement | DGE | Full online casino, poker, lottery |
| West Virginia | WV Lottery Commission | WVLCB | Full online casino, sports betting |
| Connecticut | Connecticut Gaming Commission | CGC | Full online casino, sports betting |
| Rhode Island | Rhode Island Division of Lotteries | RIDL | Online casino (2024 launch) |
Want to understand how gambling is regulated in the USA?
Read our full licensing authorities guide and our overview of US gambling laws by state.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Delaware, West Virginia, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. These states allow licensed operators to offer slots, table games, and live dealer games to residents.
Find the licence number in the casino footer, identify the issuing authority, then visit that authority's official website and search their public licensee register. Do not rely on logos alone.
No. Unlicensed operators have no regulatory oversight. There is no authority to intervene if they withhold your winnings, and they are not required to maintain separate player fund accounts. We only recommend licensed operators.