HomeForumGeneral Gambling DiscussionLegislation in the Czech Republic

Legislation in the Czech Republic

3 years ago by peetrs777
|
5,135 views 5 replies |
|
3 years ago

Hello, I would like to ask how it is with the legislation in the Czech Republic. I more or less read that players in the Czech Republic should bet-play only at betting offices / casinos that have a Czech license and there are not many of them. What are your views or experiences?

Automatic translation:
peetrs777
3 years ago

Hi, there are a lot of world online casinos that accept Czech players, even without the use of VPN.

However, as you have correctly found out, from the point of view of Czech legislation it is recommended to play / bet only in Czech licensed betting offices / casinos.

My personal opinion is that if the casino has a quality license, ideally Malta, good player feedback and reviews and accepts Czech players, it can be as "safe" as Czech. Therefore, if the player regrets any communication in Czech.

Does anyone have another opinion or experience? 🙂

Automatic translation:
peetrs777
3 years ago

In general, I would say that playing in casinos with a Czech license is the safest option for players from the Czech Republic. On the other hand, in terms of various services and options, foreign casinos often have the upper hand. It offers games from far more gaming providers, large jackpots of several million euros, it also offers live casino games with real croupiers, which you will not play in Czech casinos.

Automatic translation:
3 years ago

Thank you all for your answers. What strikes me is that I read that if a Czech player registers for a casino other than with a Czech license, it is illegal and he can even be punished for it, which seems to me to be quite hair-raising. I would understand that casinos with a Czech license should be for Czech players as a guarantor that they will eventually receive their winnings, and for foreign players without a license, it is at their own risk. Do I see it right like this?

Automatic translation:
peetrs777
3 years ago

I think you understand that quite right. It is the case that a casino without a license in the Czech Republic should not accept bets from players from the Czech Republic at all. For this, our authorities can punish foreign casinos. For example, by blocking access to the sites of these casinos from the Czech Republic.

But I haven't heard of a player having a problem putting money into a foreign casino.

Automatic translation:
peetrs777
3 years ago

I agree with you, that's exactly how it should be.

Like Daniel, I've never heard of a player being penalized for this.



Automatic translation:

Join the community

You must be logged in to add a post.

Sign up
flash-message-news
Don’t miss any news from the gambling industry
Trustpilot_flash_alt
What’s your opinion on Casino Guru? Share your feedback
christmas_push_alt
Share your winnings from Pragmatic Play slots — we’re giving away prizes worth $3,000!
Follow us on social media – Daily posts, no deposit bonuses, new slots, and more
Subscribe to our newsletter for newest no deposit bonuses, new slots, and other news