Tunisia

State monopoly

Decree-Law 74-20 of 1974 reserves sports betting to the state company Promosport, which also runs online betting, while horse race betting sits with a state agency. Land-based casinos are licensed but open only to foreign tourists. Offshore online sites operate without licences.

Online casino
ProhibitedLegal online products come only from state operators.
Regulator
Not yet establishedStart of regime not yet established
Legal basis
Decree-Law 74-20 of 1974Desk research, Oct 2026
Research coverage
42% 5 of 12 applicable fields. How it is scored

Legal status by product

Baseline research contract v1.1
ProductFindingStateSource
Online casino Prohibited Reported Research, Oct 2026 (3 sources)
Sports betting State monopoly Reported Research, Oct 2026 (3 sources)
Online poker Not yet established. Research queued. Unknown None
Lottery State monopoly Reported Research, Oct 2026 (3 sources)
Land-based casino Licensed Reported Research, Oct 2026 (3 sources)
Regulation
Governing law
Decree-Law 74-20 of 1974Desk research, Oct 2026
Regulators covering Tunisia

No regulator in the knowledge base covers Tunisia yet.

Brands in the knowledge base holding each regulator's licence, as of 2026-10-15.

Licensed and offshore brands

Knowledge base, as of 2026-10-15

How many brands hold a licence that covers Tunisia, and how many say they accept players from it. A brand saying it accepts players is a declaration in its own terms, not proof of traffic or of a local licence.

Brand access declarations for Tunisia, of 1,721 brands tracked
  • Accept players from Tunisia49528.8%
  • Exclude Tunisia in their terms46427.0%
  • No declaration76244.3%
Hold a licence covering Tunisia0brands
List Tunisia as a focus market6brands
Offers marked available1welcome offers
Brands serving Tunisia Licence status, access terms and offer history per brand

The brand list, licences and how access terms changed over time are in the enterprise dataset.

Market data

Enterprise
What would change this page

In progressPrivate member's bill 2026/009 would ban all online betting and games of chance and require internet and payment providers to block them; it has stalled in committee since February 2026.

  • Licences granted, suspended or revoked by the regulator
  • Changes to stake, deposit, bonus or advertising rules
  • Tax changes for operators or players
  • A change in brand access declarations of more than 5% in a month
Latest on Tunisia

No news about Tunisia yet.

All news

Other state monopoly markets

MarketRegionAccept playersExcludeFocus marketOffers
Tunisia Africa 495 28.8% 464 6 1
Benin Africa 510 29.6% 435 3 1
Burkina Faso Africa 507 29.5% 456 5 1
Côte d’Ivoire Africa 444 25.8% 530 5 1
Gabon Africa 544 31.6% 401 2 0
Mali Africa 488 28.4% 477 3 1
Morocco Africa 536 31.1% 417 13 6
Not legal advice

This describes the law and its evidence. It does not tell anyone what they may do.

Independent of placement

No brand pays to appear in this data. Research coverage is decided separately from commercial activity.

Gaps stay visible

Unknown and conflicting items stay on the page until a primary source resolves them.

Sources

  1. North Africa online betting licensing gap (iGaming Business)igamingbusiness.com
  2. Gambling laws in Tunisia (CMS)cms.law
  3. Paris sportifs : immersion dans un marché parallèle (Business News)businessnews.com.tn
Identifier
CR-JUR-TN
Research depth
Baseline
Desk research
Oct 2026
Knowledge base snapshot
2026-10-15
Sources
3 cited, medium confidence

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