Croatia
Regulated Ministry of Finance
Croatia regulates gambling through government rights and Ministry of Finance approvals. The 2025 reform strengthened player identification, self-exclusion and action against unauthorised internet operators. Atlas found no current public operator directory supporting the former Bet365 licence label; an older official planning document described Bet365.com as unlicensed, so that relationship is retained under review rather than presented as current.
Product status
- Sports Betting Legal
- Online Casino Legal
- Online Poker Restricted
- Prediction Markets Unclear
Brand status
| Brand | House | Status | Products | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bet365 | Bet365 Group Ltd | Under Review | Sports Betting, Casino | The official planning document described Bet365.com as an unlicensed operator in 2018. Atlas did not locate a current public Ministry operator directory showing that this changed, so the former licensed label is not carried forward. This dated evidence is not treated as a current illegality finding. |
Frequently asked questions
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Is online betting legal in Croatia?
Yes, online sports betting is legal and regulated in Croatia under the supervision of Ministry of Finance.
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Is online casino legal in Croatia?
Yes, online casino games are legal and regulated in Croatia under the supervision of Ministry of Finance.
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Who regulates gambling in Croatia?
Ministry of Finance oversees the regulated gambling framework in Croatia, including licensing or compliance for the products permitted there.
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What is the minimum gambling age in Croatia?
The recorded minimum gambling age in Croatia is 18. Product-specific or venue rules may impose a higher threshold.