The Jersey Gambling Commission (JGC) offers a strict and reliable licensing system for online casinos, ensuring player protection, fair gaming, and responsible gambling practices. We only list licensed casinos that meet these high standards.
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Jersey Gambling Commission Licence Overview
JGC issues six types of licences, valid for 5 years (unless otherwise stated):
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Remote Operators Licence (B2C): For online casinos offering gambling services directly to players from Jersey.
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Platform Providers Permit (B2B): For businesses supplying software and hardware to B2C operators.
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Hosting Service Providers Permit: Required for data centres hosting online gambling platforms (valid for 1 year).
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Software Designers Permit: For developers creating casino games for Jersey and other jurisdictions.
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Personal Gambling Licence (PGL): For individuals running or representing gambling businesses.
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Gaming Machine or Remote Gaming Testing Houses Licence: For companies testing and certifying gaming software and security systems.
Licence Fees
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Remote Operators Licence (B2C):
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Annual Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR) under £1,000,000: £23,290 per year.
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Annual GGR £1,000,000 or more: £52,395 per year.
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Application fee: £6,990 (additional £6,990 may apply if further processing is needed).
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Alterations to Licences: £295 (e.g., change of company name or registered address).
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Disaster Recovery Licence: £5,000 (application fee: £1,000).
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Mirroring and Load Balancing Services Licence: £8,155 (application fee: £585).
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Late Payment Fee: 10% of the licence fee (pro-rata).
Key Player Protections
Licensed casinos must:
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Clearly display game rules, RTP (Return to Player) percentages, and jackpot details.
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Ensure games are fair, with no misleading "near-misses" or hidden rule changes.
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Implement strict age verification to prevent underage gambling.
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Allow only one active player account per user, linked to a maximum of two bank cards.
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Provide transparent account history showing deposits, wagers, and withdrawals.
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Offer clear information about their JGC licence on the casino's homepage.
Dispute Resolution
Players have access to a dispute resolution process. Casinos must clearly outline their complaint procedures in the Terms and Conditions and Responsible Gambling sections, with up-to-date customer service contact details.
Game Testing
All games are independently tested by accredited labs. The JGC checks game versions and hashing algorithms to ensure fair play.
By choosing a JGC-licensed casino, you can be confident that the operator follows strict rules to create a safe, fair, and transparent gambling environment.
We only feature fully licensed casinos — so you can play with peace of mind.
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