Betting Sites Reviewed for Libya

Market model

Restricted market context: the project has not established an open online licensing path for the compared international operators. This is not an absolute statement about every form of gambling.

Betting Sites Assessed for This Market

We have not verified an open local licensing path for these sites. An operator’s inclusion in this comparison does not mean that it is locally licensed or authorized.

The project has not established an open local licensing path for the compared international operators. The list is an evidence review, not a licensed-operator list.

• Betfair Casino
• Betarabia Casino
• Time4Bets
• Megapari Casino
• 888 Casino
• Williamhill Casino
• 10bet Casino
• Gooobet
• Stake Casino
• Unibet Casino

Best Casino Sites — Libya

Article 31 of Law No. 5 of 2022 criminalizes owning or managing electronic-gambling activities. This page does not extend that into an absolute claim about every act or product.

• Betfair Casino
• Betarabia Casino
• Time4Bets
• Megapari Casino
• 888 Casino
• Williamhill Casino
• 10bet Casino
• Gooobet
• Stake Casino
• Unibet Casino

Operator comparison

Evidence status: Locally verified · Global evidence only · Local verification pending

How country ratings are assessed

This page presents a restricted legal context and does not treat access to an international site as authorization.

Local currency information

Libyan Dinar (LYD)

LYD is the local currency; this does not establish its support or any payment method at a specific operator.

Payment methods

The criminal-law sources provide no evidence of LYD, card or wallet support at any operator, and a transaction should not be attempted merely because a site is reachable.

Mobile betting and apps

The evidence treats electronic gambling as a criminal-law restriction; mobile access does not establish a licence or account acceptance in Libya.

Language support

• Arabic

Country-specific availability

The project has not established an open local licensing path for the compared international operators. The list is an evidence review, not a licensed-operator list.

Article 31 of Law No. 5 of 2022 criminalizes owning or managing electronic-gambling activities. This page does not extend that into an absolute claim about every act or product.

Legal and regulatory information

Penal Code Articles 492–495 address public gambling and gambling premises; the 2022 law adds an electronic-gambling offence. No gambling licensing regulator was identified.

Regulatory evidence

Penal Code Articles 492–495 address public gambling and gambling premises; the 2022 law adds an electronic-gambling offence. No gambling licensing regulator was identified.

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Sources and verification

• Libyan Penal Code — Official source
• House of Representatives Laws of 2022 — Official source
• Law No. 5 of 2022 on Combating Cybercrime — Official source

Last updated / last verified

2026-09-13