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This list only includes casinos licensed by an Argentine province or the City of Buenos Aires. We check how you deposit and withdraw in pesos, what each bonus requires and which jurisdiction each site is approved in.
In Argentina the first thing is the jurisdiction. Each province issues its own licences, and a site approved in Buenos Aires Province is not the same as one approved in the City or in Mendoza. That is why we only list brands with a current Argentine licence and leave out offshore sites, even if they accept players from the country. Always look for the .bet.ar domain and the licence number in the footer.
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Yes, when they are licensed. Argentina has no single national market. Gambling is a matter for each province, and each jurisdiction decides whether to allow online gambling, how many licences to grant and on what terms. In Buenos Aires Province licences are issued by the Provincial Institute of Lottery and Casinos (IPLyC), in the City of Buenos Aires by the City Lottery (LOTBA), and provinces such as Mendoza and Córdoba run their own regimes.
Sites without an Argentine licence are illegal even if they accept players from the country, and the authorities block hundreds of them. That is why this page only lists brands with a current licence. Approved sites usually use the .bet.ar domain and show the licence number in the footer.
Licence and jurisdiction. Check which body issued the licence and that the number appears on the site.
Argentine pesos. Playing with an ARS balance avoids paying currency conversion on every deposit and withdrawal.
Withdrawals. Before you deposit, look in the terms for the minimum withdrawal, the payout time and whether identity verification is required.
Bonus. What matters is the wagering requirement, the maximum bet while the bonus is active and the deadline to clear it, not the headline percentage.
Mercado Pago. The deposit method Argentine players use most. Some casinos do not allow withdrawals back to Mercado Pago, so check how you cash out first.
Transfer via CBU or CVU. The usual way to withdraw to your bank account or digital wallet.
Cards and cash. Many sites accept debit and credit cards, and some let you pay in cash at Rapipago or Pago Fácil.
The most common offer is the welcome bonus on your first deposit. The casino adds a percentage of what you deposit, sometimes with free spins. There are also reload bonuses and cashback.
Before you accept a bonus, do the wagering maths. A 50,000 ARS bonus with 35x wagering means betting 1,750,000 ARS before you can withdraw what you won with it. Also check the maximum bet allowed, because going over it can void the bonus, and which games count. Slots usually count 100% while roulette and blackjack count far less.
Slots make up most of any online casino's catalogue and are the easiest way to try a game in demo mode before betting. In the live casino you will find roulette, blackjack and baccarat with real dealers. Crash games like Aviator are played in short rounds, and it pays to decide in advance when to cash out.
The casinos on the list work in your phone's browser, and several have an app. Download it only from their .bet.ar site or the app store. To start small, see our minimum deposit casinos in Argentina section.
Gambling prizes can have their own tax treatment in Argentina. Keep records of your deposits and withdrawals and check with an accountant before you file.
You must be 18 or older to play. Set a budget before you start, use the casino's deposit limits and never play to win back losses. If gambling has stopped being fun, SEDRONAR's Línea 141 offers free help 24 hours a day.