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The nature of the gambling industry in various parts of the world can look very different, and it cannot be very clear when it comes to trying to figure out what you can do in which country.

On one end of the scale, you've got some countries that allow all types of gambling, both online and offline, while on the other, there are countries that do not allow gambling in any form. The legal status of gambling in Croatia is a little different from some other places - as it isn't illegal to gamble there, access to online games is dependent on which casino you're trying to access.

This is just one of the things we'll discuss in this section before covering the age restrictions for gamblers in Croatia and how popular online gaming is in the country.

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Casino gambling is perfectly legal in Croatia! Following the 2014 gambling law, 'Zakon o grama na sreću' isjust one form of gambling that is legal in Croatia, which is broken down into four categories of lottery games, games of chance with an instant win (e.g., scratch cards), sports betting, and slot machines (including video poker).

Casinos wishing to offer these services must hold a valid licensefrom the Ministry of Finance in the country.

However, that's just the situation for land-based operations. Online casino gaming has been legal in Croatia since 2010 but was a little unclear. The 2014 legislation clarified the position and introduced some not-too-popular regulations amongst operators.

Following similar rules in certain US states, the first condition of being licensed to operate an online casino in Croatia is the operator must also have a land-based operation in the country, which was seen as somewhat prejudiced against offshore online casinos. However, this does not mean there aren't offshore online casinos that don't accept players from Croatia!

Operators must also have an online gambling license issued by the Ministry of Finance, which comes with the unusually steep fee of 3,000,000 HRK per year and the requirement that at least 3,000,000 HRK must be kept in reserve at all times to cover players' winnings.

There are also taxes that operators must pay, with those on slots some of the highest in the industry at 25%. Players are also responsible for paying tax on their winnings, ranging from 10% to 30% based on how much was won.

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All forms of gambling in Croatia are permitted by people aged 18 and over. This covers everything from playing the national lottery to betting on sports, playing in land-based casinos, to getting your casino gaming online.

Gambling authority license holders are required by law to ensure that they advertise the legal age limits on their site, but their responsibilities also extend beyond that. KYC, or Know Your Customer checks, are also required by law to ensure that players are who they say they are.

This means you'll be asked to provide documentary evidence, such as a passport or ID card, to prove your age, amongst other things.

Online casinos also implement other methods of ensuring that underage gamblers do not have access to their site, such as requiring a date of birth on sign-up, offering secure login, and encouraging members to protect their children and prevent them from seeing their online gaming activities and accessing their account.

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As in many parts of the world, online gambling has become rather popular in Croatia, which probably helped when Croatia became a member of the EU, which resulted in more interest in the region from online gambling operators.

Even though Croatia currently only issues online gambling licenses to land-based casino operators in the region, many online worldwide casinos accept players from Croatia.

Due to the legal situation, this is what's known as a grey area in which licensed online casinos operating outside of Croatia can still legally accept players from the country due to their regulatory base being within the EU, of which Croatia is a member country.

With the country traditionally running a monopoly on games such as lottery and bingo, the increasing ease with which Croatians can access and play online casino games has, of course, resulted in increased popularity of these games, with more people exploring the wide range of slots, classic table games, and realistic live dealer games that the industry has to offer.

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Croatia was one of the first countries in the region to legally allow and regulate gambling, which happened back in the 1960s. When Croatia became independent, the gambling industry in the newly emerged country took off, especially after the law of 2010 made it legal, with resort-style casinos attracting a lot of tourism.

However, sports betting was the first form of gambling to get the green light in the country. Private operators Sport Tip and Prva Sportska Kladionica were the first to set up shop and are now the leading bookmakers in Croatia.

Online casino gambling in Croatia came relatively recently in the lottery, sports betting, keno, and bingo from the state-run Hrvatska Lutrija and Prva Sportska kladionica.

In 2014, new legislation meant private operators could apply for an online gambling license from the Ministry of Finance.

This does not affect the ability for offshore online casinos to accept players from Croatia, allowed by a loophole in European regulatory conditions. Though Croatia has done little to prevent this activity, with sites currently unblocked, Hrvatska lutrija did partner with Microgaming and Intralot Interactive to increase their range of gaming opportunities.

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There are 12 land-based casinos in Croatia. Click on show more to see the complete list.

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• Area: 3100m²
• Owner: Interigre d.o.o
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Hotel, Restaurant, Casino
• Dress Code: Smart, Casual
• Phone: +385 13 32 29 00
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.admiral.hr

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• Area: 2600m²
• Owner: Interigre d.o.o
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Hotel, Restaurant, Casino
• Dress Code: Casual
• Phone: +385 914 822 569
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.admiral.hr

Luckia Casino Pula

• Area: 1800m²
• Owner: Interigre d.o.o
• Currency: Major International d.o.o.
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Casino
• Dress Code: Casual
• Phone: +385 52 21 92 42
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.luckia.hr

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• Area: 2300m²
• Owner: Hrvatska Lutrija d.o.o.
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Casino
• Dress Code: Smart, Casual
• Phone: +385 1 61 50 025
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.lutrija.hr

デレステ 天井

• Area: 1800m²
• Owner: Merit d.o.o
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Casino
• Dress Code: Smart, Casual
• Phone: +385 20 220 800
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.meritcasinos.com

Casino Cezar Zagreb

• Area:1400m²
• Owner: Cezar d.o.o
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Casino
• Dress Code: Casual
• Phone: +385 1 554 5271
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.casinocezar.com

パチスロ 旅

• Area:900m²
• Owner: Modern Games d.o.o
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Casino
• Dress Code: Casual
• Phone: +385 52 858 833
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.grandcasino-palazzo.com

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• Area: 1100m²
• Owner: Major International d.o.o
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Hotel, Restaurant, Casino
• Dress Code: Smart, Casual
• Phone: +385 1 3 87 05 30
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.luckia.hr/zagreb.aspx

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• Area: 3100m²
• Owner: Interigre d.o.o
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Hotel, Restaurant, Casino
• Dress Code: Casual
• Phone: +385 13 32 29 00
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.admiral.hr

デレステ 天井

• Area: 2400m²
• Owner: Mulino d.o.o
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Hotel, Restaurant, Casino
• Dress Code: Casual
• Phone: +385 52 725 300
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.mulino.hr

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• Area: 2300m²
• Owner: Major International d.o.o
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Casino
• Dress Code: Smart, Casual
• Phone: +385 31 63 78 40
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.luckia.hr

パチンコ やめたい 助け て

• Area: 2200m²
• Owner: Interigre d.o.o
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Hotel, Restaurant, Casino
• Dress Code: Casual
• Phone: +385 91 482 2243
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.admiral.hr

パチンコ 景品 交換 所 バイト

• Area: 2200m²
• Owner: Mamus Fortis d.o.o
• Currency: Croatian Kuna
• Entry Cost: Free entry
• Min. Age: 18 years
• Payment Methods: Cash, Visa & Mastercard
• Facilities: Hotel, Restaurant, Casino
• Dress Code: Smart, Casual
• Phone: +385 1 38 90 788
• Email: [email protected]
• Website: www.arenacasino.hr

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Safety is a primary concern for any online casino - casino players should be able to enjoy themselves by playing anything from a game selection and having a good casino experience, without worries. If a player is encountering issues with their gameplay - if they feel they are gambling for too much time, or with too much money, this could potentially be a gambilng problem. Any good casino site is required by law, from their licensing body, to protect customers. As a result they include a number of tools for players to keep control of their gameplay.

• Self-exclusion: Many casinos will allow you to block access to the site, or to all casinos under a license. This can be temporary or permanent.

• Deposit limits: Many casinos will allow you to implement a maximum amount you can add to your casino wallet every week or month, to prevent over-spending.

• Loss limits: This will add a cap to the amount you can lose at any casino games in the casino lobby.

• Reality checks: A timer or popup will appear after a certain amount of time, to remind you how much you have played.