Secondary Legislation
This page contains the secondary legislation relevant to enabling the GSC to carry out its function as the Isle of Man's gambling regulator and is segregated against the enabling primary legislation.
Should any of the links not work, the legislation can be located directly from the Isle of Man's online legislation library here -
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Regulations made under the Online Gambling Regulation Act 2001
Online Gambling (Licence Fees) Regulations 2023
Online Gambling (Software Supplier Licensing) Regulations 2019
Online Gambling (Amendments) Regulations 2016
Online Gambling (Participants' Money) (Amendment) Regulations 2014
Online Gambling (Exclusions) (Amendment) Regulations 2014
Online Gambling (Registration and Accounts) (Amendment) Regulations 2014
Online Gambling (Network Services) Regulations 2011
Online Gambling (Exclusions) Regulations 2010
Online Gambling (Participants' Money) Regulations 2010
Online Gambling (Registration and Accounts) Regulations 2008
Online Gambling Duty Regulations 2008
- Regulations made under the Gambling Supervision Act 2010
- Regulations made under the Gaming, Betting and Lotteries Act 1988
- Regulations made under the Casino Act 1986
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Regulations made under the Gaming (Amendment) Act 1984
The Controlled Machines (Exemption) (Amendment) Order 2020
The Controlled Machines (Exemption) Order 2016
The Controlled Machines (Prescribed Amounts and Percentages ) Regulations 2014
The Certification of Premises (Application Fees) Order 2003
The Controlled Machines (Suppliers Licences) (Fees) Order 2003
- Gambling Appeals Tribunal Rules 2018
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Regulations made under the Casino Act 1986
The Casino Regulations 2011
This provides for the operation and control of casinos in accordance with the Casino Act 1986 and set out a list of prescribed games that may be played in the gaming room of a casino, which includes, among others, bingo and poker.
The Casino (Licence Applications) Regulations 1986
This sets out to whom an application for a casino licence should be made and matters that should be included in such an application.
Under the Casino Act 1986, the Council of Ministers can grant up to two licences for the operation of a casino in the Isle of Man.