The 167 casinos listed for Turkey hold mainly these licences: Kahnawà:ke Gaming Commission (49), Anjouan Offshore Finance Authority (gaming licences) (45), Malta Gaming Authority (34). For deposits and withdrawals, Visa (112), Mastercard (107), Skrill (97), Bank Transfer (SEPA / SWIFT) (88), Bitcoin (BTC) (88) appear most often in their banking pages. A live casino is available at 151 of these sites; 108 take crypto payments. The average rating of these casinos is 6.8 out of 10.

Legal situation in Turkey

Online casino gambling is not permitted in Turkey. Legal gambling is limited to state-controlled products: fixed-odds sports betting organised under the state sports betting system and sold through authorised dealers, the national lottery and other games of chance run under state authorisation, and horse-race betting. No licence exists for private online casinos, and foreign gambling licences are not recognised.

The main law against illegal online betting and games of chance is Law No. 7258 on the Regulation of Betting and Games of Chance in Football and Other Sports Competitions. According to Turkish criminal law practitioners, Article 5 punishes organising illegal betting or games of chance, providing access to foreign betting sites, facilitating payment transfers (including lending bank accounts) and advertising such services with prison sentences. Players who take part are subject to an administrative fine. Separately, Article 228 of the Turkish Penal Code makes it an offence to provide a place or means for gambling.

Online casino play is illegal in Turkey for all operators, and players face administrative fines.

Only state-authorised sports betting, lottery and horse-race betting products are legal in Turkey. Offshore casino sites are blocked and offer no legal recourse.

Full legal overview for Turkey