Winz.io restricted countries: the list in its own terms
Winz.io's terms name 20 countries in full. The list is open-ended (the terms say "including"), so a country missing from it is not a country the terms allow.
Which countries does Winz.io restrict?
Winz.io's terms name 20 countries in full. The list is open-ended (the terms say "including"), so a country missing from it is not a country the terms allow. Named: Belgium, Brazil, China, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland and 14 more. 6 of them are markets where online casino play needs a local licence. Penalty in its location clause: deposit forfeited.
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The list, as the terms write it
The restricted-territory text, verbatim, from the document Winz.io publishes as binding. The country list beneath it is a text match over this quote, the same match the restricted-countries map uses: a country counts when its name or a common alias appears as a whole word, and a sentence that says a country is not restricted is skipped.
Fifty jurisdictions including Belgium, Brazil, China, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Israel, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Spain, Ukraine, the United Kingdom and the United States.winz.io
The terms introduce or close the list with "including", which makes the named countries examples rather than the whole list. 13 of 24 operators on the register write an open-ended list. A country absent from the table below may still be barred by a clause the register has not matched, and only the operator's current document settles it.
Countries named in full (20)
Each country links to its view on the map, which shows every operator that names it. The count beside it is how many of the 24 operators on the register name the same country. A gold edge marks a country where online casino play needs a local licence that no operator here holds.
Belgium12 of 24
Brazil4 of 24
China6 of 24
Cyprus6 of 24
Estonia6 of 24
Finland1 of 24
Greece4 of 24
Israel8 of 24
Latvia4 of 24
Lithuania8 of 24
Malta11 of 24
Netherlands17 of 24
Poland2 of 24
Portugal10 of 24
Romania4 of 24
Russia9 of 24
Spain15 of 24
Ukraine9 of 24
United Kingdom18 of 24
United States20 of 24
6 of the countries Winz.io names (Belgium, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, United Kingdom, United States) license online casino play locally, and no operator on this register holds a licence issued there. For those countries the map shows the legal position and the national helpline, not a ranking.
The location clause and what it costs
Winz.io's terms prohibit masking location. The remedies they reserve are: account closed, withdrawal refused, deposit forfeited. The money remedy applies to the balance a player holds, so the cost is the whole account, not the bet.
You may not use a VPN, proxy or similar services or devices that mask or manipulate the identification of your real location.winz.io
The same clause read across all 24 operators is on the VPN clause sweep.
Market analysis for countries on this list
Quick answers
Which countries does Winz.io restrict?
20 countries are named in full. The list is open-ended, so it is not complete. The clause is quoted above.
Is Winz.io available in the United States?
No. The United States is named in the restricted list, as it is by 20 of 24 operators. See the United States on the map.
Is Winz.io available in the UK?
No. The United Kingdom is named in the restricted list, as it is by 18 of 24 operators. See the UK on the map.
What happens if I use a VPN at Winz.io?
The terms reserve: account closed, withdrawal refused, deposit forfeited. All 24 clauses are compared on the VPN clause sweep.