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Online Gambling Legality in Estonia

Estonia: regulator — MTA. Below: the summary, the source and related data. This is not legal advice.

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What is known

By open sources · en.wikipedia.org

Gambling in Estonia is relatively young. While Estonia was a part of the USSR, all types of gambling activities were banned. Despite the prohibition, illegal casinos still functioned, but the real history of gambling started in 1994-1995 when the first Lottery Act of 1994 and the first Gambling Act of 1995 came into power. As the capital, Tallinn has more casinos than any other Estonian town. As of September 2010, there were 33 casinos in Tallinn. That's 3 times less than in 2008, when 91 gambling venues operated in this city. According to experts, the main reasons for such decrease were the consequences of the crisis and the adoption of the new gambling law in 2008. The legal age for playing at casinos is 21.

Source: en.wikipedia.org → · verified 11.10.2026

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The regulator is MTA (Estonian Tax and Customs Board). Licensee registers are kept by the regulators themselves.

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