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What the Belgian Gaming Commission (Kansspelcommissie / Commission des jeux de hasard) licence means for players, how to check it in the official register, and every casino in our database that holds it.

Tier 1 By the Gambling Hero editorial team · Checked October 24, 2026

Short answer

The Belgian Gaming Commission licenses and supervises gambling in Belgium, both in physical venues and online. Belgium uses a closed model for online casinos.

About the Belgian Gaming Commission (Kansspelcommissie / Commission des jeux de hasard)

Only companies that hold one of the nine licences for a land-based casino can obtain the additional A+ licence needed to offer casino games on the internet. All nine land-based licences have already been granted. The Commission publishes tables of active licences, so players can check whether a casino website holds an A+ licence. Belgium has some of the strictest player protection rules in Europe. People under 21 may not gamble. A standard weekly deposit limit of 200 euros applies per website and can be raised only under strict conditions. Gambling advertising is generally banned unless it is expressly permitted. Licensed operators must offer a free complaints procedure on their website, and the Commission must be able to see the complaints players submit. The government has announced plans to modernise the gambling law and restructure the Commission.

Licence facts
Regulator	Belgian Gaming Commission (Kansspelcommissie / Commission des jeux de hasard)
Jurisdiction	BE
Type	national
Established	Not disclosed
Public register	Open the register
How to check a licence	Check the table of active A+ licences (online casino games) published by the Gaming Commission; only holders of one of the nine land-based casino A licences can hold an A+ licence. Sites without an A+ licence may not offer casino games to players in Belgium.
Complaints / ADR	Licensees must provide a free, permanently available complaints procedure on their website, and the Gaming Commission must be able to see complaints players register. No separate player ADR body was verified; general contact: https://www.gamingcommission.be/en/contact-1.
Player protection	Games of chance are prohibited for people under 21. A standard weekly deposit limit of EUR 200 per website applies. Gambling advertising is generally prohibited unless expressly authorised, with conditions set by the Royal Decree of 27 February 2023.