Online casinos that accept players from Mexico and payments in pesos. We check how you deposit and withdraw with SPEI or OXXO, what each bonus requires and which licence each site holds before you put your money in.
In Mexico the first thing I check is not the bonus, it is the withdrawal. Does the casino pay out by SPEI to your own account, and how fast? OXXO is handy for cash deposits, but it rarely works for cashing out. And before you sign up, check the licence. A SEGOB permit holder is not the same as an international operator, and that changes who you complain to if something goes wrong.
Up to 60,000 MXN
Up to 60.000 MXN
300% on BC Dollar
175% up to 30,460 MXN
175% up to 30,460 MXN
40 free spins
x15 on the bonus
70 MXN
100% up to 600 000 CLP
100% up to 600 000 CLP
75% up to 300 000 CLP
50% OR 100 FS
Up to 12.000 MXN
Up to 12.000 MXN
up to 500 free spins
x40 on the bonus
150% up to 2.000 MXN
100% up to 600 000 CLP
100% up to 600 000 CLP
75% up to 300 000 CLP
50% OR 100 FS
100% up to 600 000 CLP
100% up to 600 000 CLP
75% up to 300 000 CLP
50% OR 100 FS
100% up to 600 000 CLP
100% up to 600 000 CLP
75% up to 300 000 CLP
50% OR 100 FS
100% up to 600 000 CLP
100% up to 600 000 CLP
75% up to 300 000 CLP
50% OR 100 FS
Up to 40,000 MXN
Up to 40,000 MXN
150 free spins
Up to $5,000 MXN
Up to $5,000 MXN
20 free spins (no deposit)
100% up to $7,000 MXN
Up to $50 MXN
Up to $50 MXN
$50 MXN no deposit
Up to 300 MXN
Up to $1.050.000 CLP
200 free spins
5 deposits
5.000 CLP
Varies by market
Varies by market
Up to $20,000 MXN
Up to $20,000 MXN
100% up to $7,000 MXN
$1,000 MXN, rollover x3

Up to 20,000 MXN
Up to 20,000 MXN
50 free spins
50% and 100%
10 MXN al iniciar sesión
100% up to 4,000 MXN
100% up to 4,000 MXN
50 bonus spins
100 MXN
No deposit match
Up to 15,500 MXN
200 free spins
100% up to 4,000 MXN
75% and 50%
Up to 10,000 MXN
Up to 10,000 MXN
100% up to 3,000 MXN
100% up to $20,000 MXN
100% up to $20,000 MXN
100 free spins
100% up to $20,000 MXN
x50
Gambling in Mexico is governed by the 1947 Federal Law on Games and Draws and its Regulations. The law has no dedicated online casino licence. Sites that operate with a permit from the Ministry of the Interior (SEGOB) do so linked to a land-based casino permit holder, usually under a .mx domain. The General Directorate of Games and Draws (DGJS) issues and supervises those permits.
Besides these permitted sites, many international casinos licensed in other countries also accept players from Mexico. They take pesos and local payment methods but hold no SEGOB permit. If a problem comes up, you complain to the regulator that issued their licence, not to a Mexican authority. Our list includes both types, which is why we show the licence on each casino's page.
The legal framework is changing. The government is preparing a reform to regulate online gambling specifically, and in 2026 Congress asked SEGOB to publish an open register of active permits. We update this guide when anything changes.
Licence. Check who issued the licence and that the number appears in the site's footer.
Mexican pesos. Playing with an MXN 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 (KYC) is required. A low minimum deposit can come with a much higher minimum withdrawal.
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.
SPEI. Interbank bank transfer is the most common way to withdraw. The money goes to your account, usually identified by your CLABE, and it is usually the fastest option.
OXXO. Mainly used for cash deposits. The casino generates a reference and you pay at the store. The store charges its own fee, and at most casinos you cannot withdraw via OXXO.
Cards and crypto. Many casinos accept debit and credit cards, although some banks decline payments to gambling sites. Crypto is another option at international casinos; factor in the network fee and the exchange rate.
Prizes from betting games can be subject to federal income tax (ISR) and a state tax that depends on where you live. The rates and who withholds them vary by type of operator, so keep your records and check the SAT portal or 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, CONASAMA's Línea de la Vida offers free help 24 hours a day on 800 911 2000.