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The local market
Operators in Norway
These are the domestic operators identified by the Norwegian regulator. The profiles contain no promotions or sign-up links.
Horse-racing betting
Norsk Rikstoto
- Coverage
- Norway
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
The regulator identifies Rikstoto within Norway’s exclusive-rights system for racing.
State operator
Norsk Tipping
- Coverage
- Norway
- Evidence
- Regulator / public authority
Identified by the regulator as one of Norway’s legal domestic gambling providers.
About this directory. Selected market profiles, listed alphabetically, not a ranking or a complete register. Source review: . Licensing and availability can change; use the linked sources for the latest position.
No paid placements or affiliate tracking links appear in this directory. An operator disclosure is not independent licence verification. Local age, identity and location requirements apply.
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Links go directly to operator websites without referral codes. Inclusion does not confirm local licensing or availability. See the sourced operator directory above for local context.
Local betting landscape
Norway keeps a state monopoly: Norsk Tipping for betting and casino games, Norsk Rikstoto for horse racing. The 2022 Act consolidated the rules, payment blocking is enforced, and DNS blocking of offshore sites began in 2024. Promotion of other operators is unlawful.
Norway at a glance
- Status
- State monopoly
- Regulator
- Lotteritilsynet (Norwegian Gambling Authority)
- Statute
- Gambling Act 2022 (Pengespilloven), in force 1 January 2023
- Online sports betting
- Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto only
- Online casino
- Norsk Tipping only
- Minimum age
- 18
- Tax on winnings
- No tax on Norsk Tipping winnings
- Affiliate marketing
- Prohibited
Norway’s Gambling Act, in force since 1 January 2023, confirms a two-operator monopoly and gives Lotteritilsynet powers to block payments and, since 2024, to order DNS blocking of unlicensed sites.
Rules that matter to players
Playing with an offshore operator is not an offence for the player, but deposits are blocked and winnings from such operators can be taxable. Norsk Tipping requires registration, sets loss limits and offers self-exclusion.
Advertising and affiliates
Advertising for any operator other than the monopolies is prohibited, and the authority has fined broadcasters and pursued affiliates. This site does not recommend operators for Norway.
Tax
Winnings from Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto are exempt; winnings above a threshold from other operators are taxable.