Online casino gambling operates in a legal gray area in the Republic of Niger (1). While the country permits land-based gambling through its single official casino located at Hotel Gaweye in the capital city, there are no specific government-issued laws that explicitly address or regulate online casino activities within Niger's borders.
Niger's gambling landscape is minimal compared to other West African nations, consisting primarily of one casino and the national lottery (1). The absence of comprehensive online gambling legislation means that digital casino platforms are neither explicitly prohibited nor formally regulated by Niger's government authorities.
"However, the nation's population is mostly Islamic, so they are forbidden to gamble by The Quran but there isn't any official government issued law concerning (or banning) gambling in Niger."
The regulatory environment for online casinos in Niger remains undefined, creating uncertainty for both operators and players (2). Unlike neighboring countries that have established specific frameworks for digital gambling, Niger has not developed dedicated legislation to govern online casino operations, leaving the sector largely unregulated and without clear legal precedent.
Source:
https://e-playafrica.com/legislation/gaming-in-niger/
https://nlrc-gov.ng/remote-gaming-description/
Last updated: 18-09-2025 Disclaimer: This article does not provide legal advice. If you need legal advice, please contact an attorney directly.
