In mainland China gambling is banned: casinos are outlawed, and the only territory under PRC sovereignty where gambling is legal is the Macau special administrative region. Only state lotteries — welfare and sports — remain legal on the mainland. Online casinos are strictly banned, access to gambling sites is blocked by the 'Great Firewall', and organising cross-border gambling and recruiting Chinese players are prosecuted, including abroad. The authorities regularly run campaigns against illegal operators and payment intermediaries. The currency is the Chinese yuan; transactions to gambling services are restricted. This material is informational: users should understand the complete ban on casinos and online gambling on the mainland and the serious legal risks of participating.
Online play is not permitted in China, so the atlas runs in reference mode here: we publish no links to gaming sites and do not encourage play. The current rules are broken down in the "Regulation" block at the top of the page.
Our atlas lists 0 online casinos relevant to this jurisdiction. The list is updated every quarter.
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