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Portugal

In Portugal online casinos operate only under an SRIJ licence: on 30 June 2026, 17 companies held 30 licences. In the second quarter of 2026 the market made 328.2 million euro in gross revenue (+14.4% a year), 61.9% from games of chance, where slots take 81.6% of the stakes. Casino revenue is taxed at 25%, and 413.7 thousand player registrations are self-excluded.

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Portugal

About this GEO

A market under SRIJ licences

Until 2015 online gambling was prohibited in Portugal; the RJO regime (Decree-Law 66/2015) has applied since 29 June 2015, and only companies licensed by the Gaming Regulation and Inspection Service (SRIJ) of Turismo de Portugal may run it. On 30 June 2026, 17 companies held 30 licences: 12 for fixed-odds sports betting, 17 for games of chance (jogos de fortuna ou azar) and one for bingo. A games-of-chance licence covers a closed list: slots, French and American roulette, blackjack, baccarat, banca francesa, crash, tournament and non-banked poker, and bingo. Our registry has 60 casino brands: 19 are confirmed by the SRIJ list, and the rest are seen in the country through review sites in the Portuguese search results.

Market size

In the second quarter of 2026 online gambling made 328.2 million euro in gross revenue (stakes minus winnings), 14.4% more than a year earlier: 203.1 million (61.9%) from games of chance and 125.1 million (38.1%) from sports betting. Stakes on games of chance came to 5,694.8 million euro, on sports to 515.6 million. Slots take 81.6% of the stakes on games of chance, followed by banca francesa (5.7%), French roulette (4.4%), blackjack (4.2%), crash (3.0%) and poker (1.1%). In sports betting football brings 69.9% of the turnover, tennis 20.5% and basketball 6.0%; the 2026 World Cup drew 28.3% of the quarter's football bets, the Primeira Liga 8.3%.

Players

On 30 June 2026 operators held 4,914.5 thousand player registrations (one person may be registered with several), 248.4 thousand of them added during the quarter. At least one bet in the quarter was placed by 1,214.1 thousand registrations, 8.4% more than a year earlier; 33.5% of them played only games of chance, 23.3% only sports, and 43.1% both. 76.5% of registrations are under 45, the largest group is 25–34 (32.1%), and 18–24-year-olds make up 36.2% of new registrations. Most players live in the districts of Lisbon (22.1%) and Porto (20.6%); 93.6% of registrations are Portuguese citizens, and almost half of the foreigners (46.1%) are Brazilians.

Taxes

The special online gambling tax (IEJO) replaces corporate income tax and stamp duty. Since the 2020 Budget its rate has been 25% of gross revenue on games of chance and 8% of the amount staked on sports betting (35% of the commission when players bet against each other). In the second quarter of 2026 IEJO brought in 92.1 million euro (+13.4% a year). Of the tax on games of chance 37% goes to the regulator and the rest is shared between Turismo de Portugal, the State, a culture fund and the addiction service (SICAD); of the tax on sports betting 37.5% goes to clubs, athletes, federations and leagues.

Self-exclusion

On 30 June 2026, 413.7 thousand player registrations were self-excluded — 26.8% more than a year earlier and 8.4% of all registrations. In the second quarter of 2026 alone 60.9 thousand registrations self-excluded, while self-exclusion ended for 27.7 thousand.2345

Population

Portugal had 11,424,031 residents on 31 December 2025 — an estimate of the National Statistics Institute (INE); the 2021 census counted 10,343,066. From 2021 to 2025 the population grew by 824,914, mostly thanks to newcomers: foreign nationals now number 1,597,539, or 14.0% of residents. Most people live in the North — 3,790,554 (33.2%), in Greater Lisbon — 2,415,261 (21.1%) and in the Centre — 1,771,259 (15.5%). The population is old: the median age is 45.8, and there are 188.8 older people for every 100 young ones. Growth rests on migration: in 2025 net migration (+70,862) outweighed the natural decrease (−34,053). For an operator that means two large audiences — the North around Porto and Greater Lisbon, which together hold more than half of the country.1213

Currency

Portugal's currency, as in the whole euro area, is the euro. Two series of banknotes circulate: the first has seven denominations — 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 and 500 euro — and the second, the Europa series, six, because the European Central Bank stopped issuing 500-euro notes. Both series circulate side by side; the ECB guards the notes' genuineness, and the national central banks make sure only notes fit for use go back into circulation.14

Currency
Euro
ISO 4217 code
EUR
Sign
€
Decimal part
2 digits

How amounts are written

  • The sign and where it goes

    The € sign goes after the number, preceded by a space.

    • 100 €

  • Thousands

    Amounts below 10,000 take no separator. From 10,000 on, groups of thousands are separated with a space.

    • 9999 €
    • 10 000 €
    • 100 000 €
    • 1 000 000 €

  • Decimal part

    The decimal part is separated from the whole with a comma, no spaces, and always has 2 digits.

    • 10 000,24 €
    • 100,50 €
    • 0,05 €

  • Negative amounts

    The minus goes between the currency sign and the number.

    • -100,00 €

  • Currency code

    EUR is the ISO 4217 code. Use it in payment forms, reports and wherever several currencies appear together.

    • 1500 EUR

  • Non-breaking space

    Use non-breaking spaces inside an amount so the sign and the number never end up on different lines on a narrow screen.

What matters in Portugal

  • The € sign goes to the right of the amount after a space, cents are separated by a comma, and decimals are written only when the amount is not whole: «22,56 €» but «25 €».15

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Mobile numbers

The country code is +351. Numbers have 9 digits with no leading zero: inside the country the same 9 digits are dialled. Mobile numbers start with 9: the 91, 93 and 96 ranges filled up long ago, and 92 is designated for mobile service — both network and virtual operators. Because numbers move between operators, the first digits do not tell the operator.161718

Country code
+351
Mobile mask
+351 9## ### ###
Example
+351 912 345 678
How to store it
+351912345678

What a number looks like

  • A mobile, international format+351 912 345 678
  • The same number inside the country912 345 678
  • A number from the 92 range+351 921 234 567

Validating a number

Strip spaces, hyphens and brackets and add a «+»: that is the international format (+351…). A mobile number must match this expression in full:

^\+3519[1236]\d{7}$

What to keep in mind

  • There is no leading zero: from abroad one writes +351 and the same 9 digits dialled inside the country — a form field must not demand an extra digit.1718
  • 92 numbers also go to mobile virtual network operators — they are ordinary mobile numbers and must not be rejected.1617
  • A number moves to another operator with the subscriber, so its first digits tell neither the operator nor the type of contract.16

Social networks and messengers

In Portugal messaging matters more than social networks: in a week WhatsApp is used by 79% of the online population surveyed, Facebook by 71%, YouTube by 64%, Instagram by 61%, Messenger by 40% and TikTok by 30%. For an operator this means keeping codes, reminders and support in WhatsApp, while reaching players works best through Facebook, YouTube and Instagram — each with more than half of the audience.21

Popular social networks

  1. 1Facebook71%
  2. 2YouTube64%
  3. 3Instagram61%
  4. 4TikTok30%

Share who used the network in the last week for any purpose. Internet users in Portugal, 2,024 respondents · January–March 202621

Popular messengers

  1. 1WhatsApp79%
  2. 2Messenger40%

Share who used the messenger in the last week for any purpose. Internet users in Portugal, 2,024 respondents · January–March 202621

Languages and dialects

Portugal's official language is Portuguese, the language of the whole country. The only other recognised language is Mirandese, of the Astur-Leonese family: about 4000 people speak it in the municipalities of Miranda do Douro and Vimioso in the Bragança district in the north-east. It has been recognised since 1999 but did not become co-official, and researchers warn that without support it may disappear.1920

Languages

  • Portuguese

    Official

    Where: The whole country

    The country's official language.19

  • Mirandese

    ≈4,000 speakers

    Where: Miranda do Douro and Vimioso, Bragança district

    About 4000 speakers by the University of Vigo's estimate; recognised since 1999 but not official.20

Language for players: SMS, codes, notifications

Portuguese

Send SMS, codes and notifications in Portuguese: it is the country's official language and covers the whole territory — Mirandese is known to about 4000 people in the north-east.1920

Portugal

Where each language is spoken and what share of residents speak it

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Hover over the country or a dot to see the language, the share of residents and the number of speakers. Press a language in the legend and the map highlights where it is spoken.

Portuguese tints the whole country. The dot is the Bragança district, where about 4000 people in the municipalities of Miranda do Douro and Vimioso speak Mirandese.

OpenFreeMap · © OpenMapTiles · © OpenStreetMap contributors · Outlines: Natural Earth

Mobile internet coverage

Mobile internet in Portugal is moving to 5G fast: by the end of 2025, 42.3% of mobile accesses used 5G, as many used 4G and 15.4% used 2G and 3G. 5G base stations stand in all 308 municipalities and in 74.7% of parishes, most of them on the 700 MHz band that gives wide coverage; on ANACOM's map 5G at 2 Mbit/s or faster reaches 4,218 of 4,219 squares. Traffic is growing: mobile internet traffic rose 45.2% in a year, and a user consumes 17.7 GB a month on average. 89.5% of residents aged 16–74 use the internet — from 86.0% in the Centre to 95.5% on the Setúbal Peninsula.22232425

5G lines
42.3%
Share of mobile accesses using 5G; the same share used 4G · Q4 202523
Prepaid lines
21.4%
Share of prepaid plans among accesses in actual use; they fell by 19.1% in a year · Q4 202523
Internet users
89.5%
Residents aged 16–74 who used the internet in the 3 months before the survey · 202525

Bottom line

Rich lobbies already fit, but a light mode is still needed: 42.3% of accesses are on 5G, as many on 4G and 15.4% on 2G and 3G.

Portugal

Localities · the best network the operators reported to the regulator

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  • 5G
  • No mobile network reported

Each dot is a 0.05° by 0.05° square on ANACOM's coverage map (all operators, data downloaded on 12 October 2026). The colour is the best network in the square: 2G at the «Muito Boa», «Boa» and «Aceitável» classes, 4G and 5G at any speed class from 2 Mbit/s. 5G is the best network in 4,218 of 4,219 squares. The map shows the mainland; the Azores and Madeira (248 squares) fall outside its frame.22

OpenFreeMap · © OpenMapTiles · © OpenStreetMap contributors · Outlines: Natural Earth

Users' devices

In Portugal 98.36% of internet users go online from a smartphone, and most have a second screen: 62.01% use a laptop, 38.42% a computer, 29.26% a tablet and 42.07% a smart TV or other devices (2025 ICT survey, Eurostat). In mobile page views from October 2025 to September 2026 Android holds 64.15% and iOS 35.69%; Apple (35.69%), Samsung (29.49%) and Xiaomi (13.62%) lead among vendors, Chrome (66.19%) and Safari (26.92%) among browsers.2627

Go online from a smartphone
98.4%
Internet users in the last 3 months · 202526
From a laptop
62.0%
Internet users in the last 3 months · 202526
From a desktop computer
38.4%
Internet users in the last 3 months · 202526
From a tablet
29.3%
Internet users in the last 3 months · 202526
From other devices: smart TVs, consoles, watches
42.1%
Smart TVs, smart speakers, game consoles, e-readers and smartwatches · 202526

Bottom line

Build the site and games for the smartphone in two equal versions — Android with Chrome (64.15% and 66.19%) and iPhone with Safari (35.69% and 26.92%) — and do not forget the laptop: 62.01% of internet users have one.

Mobile page views

Share of the country's mobile page views — the source's own figure for the whole period: October 2025 – September 202627

Operating system

  • Android64.2%
  • iOS35.7%
  • Other0.2%

Traffic overview

Brand demand

In the 2026-10-13 measurement Portugal's registry has 60 casino brands, 19 of them confirmed by the SRIJ list; 24 received a search traffic estimate. The top five take 85% of the estimate, and all five are licensees: Betclic (about 447k), Solverde (about 248k), Betano (about 188k), Estoril Sol Casinos (about 147k) and Placard (about 84k); next come bwin, Casino Portugal, BacanaPlay, PokerStars and Luckia. Among brand queries «betano casino» leads with 12,100 a month, followed by «solverde casino online» (4,400), «betclic portugal» (3,600), «bwin casino» and «placard.pt online» (1,300 each). The estimate is calculated from search positions and query volumes: it is not site traffic and not a count of players.

What players search for

The 20 base queries add up to 66,210 searches a month. The general «casino online», «casinos online portugal» and «casino online portugal» lead with 14,800 each, followed right away by «roleta online» (9,900): roulette is searched more than any other game; «poker online» gets 1,300, «blackjack online» 720 and «slots online» 260. Bonuses draw moderate interest: «bónus casino» and «bonus sem deposito» 2,400 each, «rodadas gratis» 110; «apostas desportivas» gets 2,900. Legality stands out as a question of its own: «casino legal portugal» is searched 4,400 times a month and «casinos online legais» 320. Payment queries are small: «casino multibanco» 70, «casino mb way» 10.

Review and affiliate sites

Major Portuguese media compare casinos: Observador has three sections in the results — on the best casinos (19 brands by links, 4 queries), new casinos (14) and no-deposit bonuses (10) — Record has sections on casinos and bonuses (12 brands each), and Sapo and JN run articles on bonuses and live casino. Among industry review sites hitcasinobonus.pt links to the most brands (28), followed by online-casinos.com (16), casinoseuropeus.pt (11), zamsino.com (10) and novoscasinos.com.pt (9); the international catalogue znaki.fm links to 141 brands on one page, mostly casinos without a Portuguese licence. Among licensees Luckia is linked from the most sites (4), and Betclic, bwin, Casino Portugal, BacanaPlay, 888, Golden Park, Lebull and Versusbet from three each.

Influencers and communities

In Portugal influencers are discussed above all as a channel of the illegal market. In December 2024 the online gaming and betting operators' association APAJO announced its largest-ever complaint against 17 public figures and influencers, mostly former reality show participants, for advertising unlicensed operators. In March 2026, according to the association, 40% of players were on the illegal market promoted by influencers, and the complaints to prosecutors had led to no penalties. In June 2026 the PS tabled bill 656/XVII: an assessment of the impact of advertising, sponsorship and influencers, a public list of illegal operators, and the power for SRIJ to require platforms to remove, de-index or block their promotion.

Interest over time

Over 12 months relative interest in «casino online» grew: an average of 34.6 out of 100 in the first quarter of the window and 43.6 in the last, with the peak in March 2026. Interest in «slots» shows no clear trend — 31.4 to 27.9 a quarter, with a peak of 57 in February 2026. The market grew along with interest: gross revenue in the second quarter of 2026 was 14.4% above a year earlier, and registrations with play in the quarter were up 8.4%.12381011

iGaming features in this GEO

Regulation

The regime is licence-based: online gambling and betting are allowed only to SRIJ licensees, and a games-of-chance licence covers only the game types of a closed list. SRIJ fights the illegal market with notices: from 29 June 2015 to 30 June 2026 it sent illegal operators 1,834 demands to stop operating in Portugal (95 in the second quarter of 2026), notified internet providers to block 3,043 sites (113 in the quarter) and referred 77 cases to prosecutors (6 in the quarter). A player, SRIJ warns, risks a fine of 2,500 to 25,000 euro for playing on an illegal site.

The game rules are being updated. In January 2026 the gaming commission of Turismo de Portugal put amendments to the rules for online slots and sports betting out to public consultation: a bonus buy at most twice a session and with explicit confirmation, a bet boost of at most +50% on the base stake, only for stakes up to 10 euro and for no more than four rounds in a row; sports betting gains bet builder and cash out.

What works in promotion

Advertising for licensed gambling is allowed, but under Article 21 of the Advertising Code it must be socially responsible: not aimed at minors or featuring them, with no promise of easy winnings, success or special abilities and no encouragement of excessive play; it may not appear inside schools or within 250 metres in a straight line of schools and other places for minors, be mentioned at events for minors or be linked to loans. The pressure on advertising is rising: an April 2026 petition for a total ban on gambling ads gathered more than 20,000 signatures against the 7,500 needed for a parliamentary debate, and the PS bill proposes assessing the impact of sponsorship and influencers.

The affiliate channel rests on major media (Observador, Record, Sapo, JN) and industry review sites, while working with influencers is risky: APAJO files complaints against those who advertise unlicensed sites. In organic search the general queries are hard («casino online» 65 out of 100, «casino online portugal» 53, «apostas desportivas» 64), but «casinos online portugal» (35) is easier at the same volume, and game and bonus queries are almost open: «roleta online» is at 13 with 9,900 searches a month, «poker online» 20, «bónus casino» 2, «novos casinos online» and «rodadas gratis» 0; the difficulty of the base set, weighted by volume, is 4.2 out of 10.13678910

Casinos in Portugal

  • #1 in Portugal

    Betano

    Operator company
    Insipia LTD., Sucursal Argentina - Atlantica de Juegos S.A. - Unión Transitoria

    The premium brand of Kaizen Gaming delivers an online casino catalogue, live dealer tables, and an extensive sports betting line.

    Full review
  • #2 in Portugal

    Betclic

    Operator company
    Bem Operations Limited

    Betclic is a brand of Bordeaux-based Betclic Group, part of Banijay Gaming: a sportsbook with boosts of up to 50% and Cashout, and a casino with Betclic's own games.

    Full review
  • #3 in Portugal

    Solverde

    Operator company
    Solverde, Sociedade de Investimentos Turísticos da Costa Verde S.A.

    Solverde.pt is the online casino of Grupo Solverde, a land-based casino and hotel group since 1972: 6115 games with Zitro exclusives, Banca Francesa and sports betting.

    Full review
  • #4 in Portugal

    Placard

    Operator company
    SAS Apostas Sociais - Jogos e Apostas Online, S.A.

    Placard.pt is the brand of Lisbon-based SAS Apostas Sociais: sports betting with boosted odds and the PT Casino with 1443 slots and 195 jackpot games.

    Full review
  • #5 in Portugal

    bwin

    Operator company
    Bwin (LATAM) S.A.S.

    An Entain plc brand founded in 1997 as Betandwin, pairing a sportsbook with the Crea tu Apuesta+ builder, Pragmatic Play slots, the exclusive bwin Bonanza line and live tables.

    Full review
  • #6 in Portugal

    Estoril Sol Casinos

    Operator company
    Estoril Sol Digital S.A.

    ESC Online is the online brand of the Estoril Sol casino group, launched in 2016: more than 2000 slots, sports betting with ESC OnLIVE streams, and poker.

    Full review
All casinos in Portugal

Recommendations

What to take into account in Portugal: the conclusions of the mobile internet, devices and local standards blocks, gathered for each side of the market. Recommendations for partners will follow the analysis of the country’s casinos.

For casino operators

11 recommendations

Mobile internet

  1. Video on the player's action

    With 42.3% of accesses on 5G, live showcases and video previews work, but as many players are on 4G and 15.4% on 2G and 3G: start anything heavy on a tap and keep the first screen light.23

  2. Data grows but is counted

    A user consumes 17.7 GB of mobile data a month on average, and traffic grew 45.2% in a year: serve compressed covers and a data-saving mode to those playing off Wi-Fi.23

  3. Numbers on contracts

    Prepaid plans are 21.4% of accesses in actual use and fell by 19.1% in a year: most players are on standing plans, so sign-in and verification by phone number suit almost everyone.23

  4. Audience by region

    95.5% of residents aged 16–74 on the Setúbal Peninsula and 95.2% in Greater Lisbon use the internet, but 86.0% in the Centre: in ads and onboarding do not assume everyone is equally at home online.25

Devices

  1. Two equal phones

    Android gives 64.15% of mobile page views and iOS 35.69%: the cashier, verification and notifications must work the same in Chrome on Android and in Safari on iPhone — every third mobile page view comes from an iPhone.27

  2. The laptop as a full screen

    62.01% of internet users use a laptop and 38.42% a computer: a desktop lobby with a convenient cashier and bet history is needed here as much as the mobile one.26

  3. Test devices by brand shares

    Apple (35.69%), Samsung (29.49%) and Xiaomi (13.62%) make up most mobile page views, followed by Oppo (3.75%) and Google (3.7%): a test fleet of these brands covers almost the whole audience.27

  4. The big screen at home

    42.07% of users go online from a smart TV or other devices: live games and streams are worth checking on a big screen, with sign-in by a code from the phone.26

Local standards

  1. Amounts in the country’s format

    Write amounts the way the country reads them: 1000 €, 10 000,50 €. The EUR code goes in payment forms, reports and wherever several currencies appear together.14

  2. Number mask and validation

    In the sign-up form use the mask +351 9## ### ###; store the number in the international format (+351912345678) and validate it with the expression from the “Mobile numbers” block.161718

  3. SMS, codes and notifications in Portuguese

    Send SMS, codes and notifications in Portuguese: it is the country's official language and covers the whole territory — Mirandese is known to about 4000 people in the north-east.1920

For game providers

7 recommendations

Mobile internet

  1. Graphics quality choice

    5G and 4G split accesses evenly — 42.3% each: offer a quality choice and lower it automatically on 4G so the game does not stutter.23

  2. A light first launch

    15.4% of accesses still use 2G and 3G: a game's first launch must be light, with assets loaded during play.23

  3. Games for the phone

    71.5% of active mobile accesses are tied to smartphones, and a user consumes 17.7 GB a month: build games for the vertical screen, short sessions and frugal loading.23

Devices

  1. Screens from 375 to 414 px

    The most common screens are 414 × 896 (14.32%), 390 × 844 (8.34%), 384 × 832 (7.07%), 375 × 812 (6.7%) and 393 × 873 (6.49%) CSS pixels: the game interface must fit a portrait screen without being covered by notches and the iPhone home bar.27

  2. Safari on a par with Chrome

    Safari gives 26.92% of mobile page views: check sound, WebGL and full-screen mode in mobile Safari as carefully as in Chrome (66.19%).27

  3. Recent Android versions

    Android 16 gives 27.74% of views, 15 gives 20.75%, 13 gives 13.98% and 14 gives 13.85%: the game engine must run steadily in their WebView, and without crashes on Android 12 (6.23%).27

  4. Tablets are a notable share

    29.26% of users go online from a tablet: a game must scale properly in landscape and on large screens.26

For partners

later

Recommendations for partners will follow the analysis of the casinos of Portugal: which brands work with traffic, on what terms, and what that means for affiliate programmes.

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