Regulated Industries
Every state gaming commission requires specific website disclosures. Missing them risks your license.
Sports betting platforms and online casinos must display licensing, responsible gambling resources, and promotional terms. We review for regulatory compliance across all licensed jurisdictions.
What regulators look for on sports betting and gaming websites
Missing gaming license number and jurisdiction disclosure
No responsible gambling resources or problem gambling hotline
Promotional offers without material terms disclosure
Operating or marketing in unlicensed states
Who regulates sports betting and gaming websites
We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.
Source regulations
What we check
Common questions about sports betting and gaming websites
What disclosures does my sportsbook website need?
All state gaming commissions require: gaming license number, responsible gambling messaging, problem gambling hotline (1-800-GAMBLER), self-exclusion program info, and 21+ age restriction notice.
Can I advertise "risk-free" bets?
Many states have restricted or banned the term "risk-free" for sports betting promotions. All promotional terms (wagering requirements, time limits, max win caps) must be clearly disclosed, not buried in fine print.
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