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Wplay and the US market: no state licence

Wplay is in no state register we hold — the brand holds a licence from Coljuegos, and it carries no weight in the US. Demand from the US is 12.5K searches a month, the second of the brand's 47 markets.

no state licence
12.5KUS queries per month
28.2%brand demand — US
33/100Trust Score · grade D

Records are published by state regulators themselves; the absence of a record in our database does not mean absence of a licence — we read the registries of four states — New Jersey (DGE), Pennsylvania (PGCB), Michigan (MGCB) and Delaware (Delaware Lottery) — whilst online casino is legal in seven. A map across all 52 jurisdictions is on the state legality page. NeBlask does not provide legal advice.

Brand's licences and why they are not valid in the US

Registry records · 1 licence

For Wplay 1 licence: Coljuegos. None of them grants the right to accept players from the USA: in the USA gambling is licensed by state, and no foreign licence is recognised here. There are no entries for the brand in the registers we read.

US access check

Infrastructure check · 2026-09-08

Site Wplay opened when checked from the USA. Demand from the USA — 12.5K queries per month.

Demand from US

12.5Kqueries per month, June 2026
2USA rank among brand's markets
+50.1%vs previous month
47markets for the brand

The USA is one of the brand's markets. Model estimate of demand by branded queries, not revenue. Entire market — demand for casino and betting in US.

Nearby in US market

Frequent questions

Wplay is in no state register we hold. The brand is licensed by Coljuegos; those licences do not operate in US states, because licensing here sits at state level. We draw no legal conclusions.

Related data

Page sources: public state regulator registries, NeBlask search demand index and NeRating complaints. Check dates are shown at each block. How metrics are calculated — in NeBlask methodology, link in section submenu.

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