How to check if a betting site is licensed in your province

1. Copy the full address

   Take it from the browser bar, not from the ad, the message or the profile that sent it to you. What matters is everything before the first slash: subdomain, name and ending.

2. Check what your province publishes

   Not every province publishes a list. Today, out of 24 jurisdictions: 8 verified official list · 4 provincial platform · 11 no verified data · 1 not available to check. The details are on provinces.

3. Compare letter by letter

   The same brand can have a different address in each province. bplay appears with 5 addresses: pba.bplay.bet.ar (PBA), caba.bplay.bet.ar (CABA), cordoba.bplay.bet.ar (CBA), bplay.bet.ar (SFE), mendoza.bplay.bet.ar (MZA). Only the one on your list counts.

4. .bet.ar helps, but it is not enough

   In the lists we have saved, 2 addresses do not end in .bet.ar: super7.com.ar, betsson.com.ar. And a .bet.ar address can belong to another province: the ending does not say where the license is valid.

5. If it is not listed, do not conclude more than that

   “It is not on your province's list” is a fact. “It is illegal” depends on your province's law and on lists we may not publish. If you suspect a site, your regulator has channels for reporting it.

These addresses appear exactly as written on more than one official list. That is why it is better to look at your own province's list and not another one's.