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Operating a casino in Switzerland is a highly regulated endeavor. To ensure transparency, player protection, and state benefit from gambling revenues, all casino operators are required to obtain a license from the Swiss federal government.

In Switzerland, casino classics such as roulette and poker can also be offered online, but only under strict regulation. To operate online platforms legally, Swiss casinos must secure both a license extension from the Federal Council*and a permit from the Swiss Federal Gaming Board (ESBK).

In the 2024 financial year, Grand Casino Luzern, operated by Kursaal-Casino AG Luzern, reinforced its strong market position with outstanding results.

Casino St. Moritz, Switzerland’s highest-altitude casino and a landmark in the luxury resort town, has officially ceased operations.

Online gambling has become increasingly popular in Switzerland, and with that growth comes strict regulation. If you’ve ever wondered which online casinos are legal in Switzerland, or what happens if you play on an unlicensed site, this post breaks it all down.

In a continued effort to uphold Switzerland’s strict gambling laws, the Swiss Federal Gaming Board (ESBK), in collaboration with local police, has intensified its actions against illegal gambling venues operating outside of licensed casinos.

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MyCasino.ch, operated by Grand Casino Luzern, is a standout among Swiss online casinos.