Rainbet operates under an offshore gambling license (Curaçao) and does not publish a clear, definitive public list of “legal countries,” so legality depends heavily on your own local laws and regulations.
General legality picture
Most independent guides describe Rainbet as accessible in many countries that tolerate offshore or crypto casinos, while being restricted in countries with strict licensing systems. Commonly mentioned “allowed in practice” regions include parts of Canada (often excluding Ontario), Brazil, India, New Zealand, El Salvador, Mexico, Japan, and several Latin American and European countries, but these lists are not official or exhaustive.
Where Rainbet is often restricted
Rainbet is widely reported as not legally available or explicitly restricted in:
- All United States states (Rainbet is not locally licensed and is blocked for US users).
- The United Kingdom and several EU states such as Germany, France, Spain, the Netherlands, and some others that require local licenses.
- Australia and various countries with broad gambling bans or very tight controls (including some Middle Eastern jurisdictions).
How to check your situation
Because there is no authoritative global list, the safest approach is:
- Check your national or regional gambling regulator’s website (search “your country/province + gambling commission / online casino regulator”) to see how offshore casinos are treated and which operators are licensed.
- Read Rainbet’s terms to see any “restricted countries” or “prohibited jurisdictions” mentioned, and assume it is not allowed if your country appears there.
- If your situation is complex (multiple residencies, frequent travel, business use), consult a local lawyer or tax adviser, since only a qualified professional can give legal advice for your specific case.
Important cautions
Many sites discuss using VPNs to bypass geo‑blocks, but Rainbet’s terms and various legal guides warn that using tools to hide your real location can violate both the platform’s rules and, in some places, local law, and may even lead to account closure or loss of funds. Being able to technically access Rainbet does not by itself make it legal for you, so always treat local law and official regulators as the final word.
