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  • Welcome

    The NGB aims to preserve the integrity of South Africa as a responsible global citizen.

    MORE

  • National Headline Statistics at your fingertips


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  • Get to know your gambling laws


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  • NGB Strategic Intent


    MORE

  • Your gambling queries answered


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The National Gambling Board

is responsible for the oversight of the regulation of the gambling industry throughout the country and to preserve the integrity of South Africa as a responsible global citizen.

The NGB’s strategic intent is to sustain and grow its regulatory capability to position South Africa as the pre-eminent jurisdiction with an exemplary and effectively regulated gambling industry.

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The National Gambling Board

is responsible for the oversight of the regulation of the gambling industry throughout the country and to preserve the integrity of South Africa as a responsible global citizen

65.7%

Gambling Prevalence
in FY2023/24

34 316

Employed in the Gambling Industry
in FY2023/24

0.91%

Contribution to GDP
in FY2023/24

R59.3 billion

Gross Gambling Revenue
in FY2023/24

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ERRATUM TO NGB EXPRESSION OF INTEREST TO BLOCK ILLEGAL ONLINE GAMBLING WEBSITES

The NGB hereby amends the expression of interest (EOI) for the provision of a monitoring, tracking, blocking and reporting solution to detect and prevent illicit gambling activities undertaken online, which was issued on the 30th of June 2026. Refer to the erratum read in conjunction with EOI that was published on the 30th of June 2026. Alternatively, service providers can refer to the revised EOI as attached.

NGB EXPRESSION OF INTEREST TO BLOCK ILLEGAL ONLINE GAMBLING WEBSITES

Call for expression of interest (eoi) for the provision of a monitoring, tracking, blocking and reporting solution to detect and prevent illicit gambling activities undertaken online.

ERRATUM TO NGB EXPRESSION OF INTEREST TO BLOCK ILLEGAL ONLINE GAMBLING WEBSITES

The NGB hereby amends the expression of interest (EOI) for the provision of a monitoring, tracking, blocking and reporting solution to detect and prevent illicit gambling activities undertaken online, which was issued on the 30th of June 2026. Refer to the erratum read in conjunction with EOI that was published on the 30th of June 2026. Alternatively, service providers can refer to the revised EOI as attached.

NGB EXPRESSION OF INTEREST TO BLOCK ILLEGAL ONLINE GAMBLING WEBSITES

Call for expression of interest (eoi) for the provision of a monitoring, tracking, blocking and reporting solution to detect and prevent illicit gambling activities undertaken online.

NATIONAL GAMBLING BOARD WELCOMES SUCCESSFUL PROSECUTION OF ILLEGAL GAMBLING OPERATION IN LIMPOPO

The National Gambling Board (NGB) welcomes the successful prosecution of individuals involved in an illegal gambling operation in Hoedspruit, Limpopo, following a joint enforcement operation conducted by the Limpopo Gambling Board and the South African Police Service (SAPS).

NATIONAL GAMBLING BOARD WARNS THE PUBLIC ABOUT ILLEGAL GAMBLING SCAM PLATFORMS AND FAKE BETTING APPS DURING THE 2026 SOCCER WORLD CUP TOURNAMENT.

As we approach the anticipated 2026 Soccer World Cup season, the National Gambling Board (NGB) encourages members of the public to practice responsible gambling and cautions them to remain vigilant against the growing number of illegal online gambling scam platforms and fake betting applications targeting South Africans.

ILLEGAL GAMBLING COULD COST YOU EVERYTHING: NGB WARNS THE PUBLIC AS MILLIONS IN UNLAWFUL WINNINGS ARE FORFEITED.

The National Gambling Board (“NGB”), in the execution of its statutory mandate in terms of the National Gambling Act, 2004 (Act 7 of 2004) (“NGA”), continues to take enforcement measures aimed at combating unlawful gambling activities in South Africa.

NATIONAL GAMBLING BOARD MEDIA RESPONSE TO CLARIFY VERIFIED GAMBLING OPERATORS WEB PORTAL

The National Gambling Board (“NGB”) notes the recent commentary regarding the NGB Verified Gambling Operators Web Portal currently available on the NGB website and wishes to reiterate the purpose and importance of this initiative in protecting members of the public against illegal gambling activities in South Africa.

STATEMENT BY THE NATIONAL GAMBLING BOARD (NGB) WARNING AGAINST IMPERSONATION OF NGB OFFICIALS AND FRAUDULENT ACTIVITIES

The National Gambling Board (“NGB”) wishes to alert all Provincial Licensing Authorities (“PLAs”), licensed gambling operators, stakeholders, and members of the public to an incident involving an individual/s falsely claiming to be an employee/s or authorised representative/s of the NGB.

NATIONAL GAMBLING BOARD LAUNCHES VERIFIED GAMBLING OPERATORS WEB PORTAL TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC AND THE ECONOMY BY PROMOTING RESPONSIBLE GAMBLING WITH LOCALLY LICENSED GAMBLING OPERATORS AND TO ERADICATE ILLEGAL GAMBLING

The National Gambling Board (“NGB”) is pleased to announce the official launch of a dedicated online platform that provides the public with access to a consolidated and comprehensive list of all legal and verified licensed gambling operators in South Africa.

NATIONAL GAMBLING BOARD CLARIFIES REGULATORY POSITION ON REMOTE GAMBLING SERVERS (RGS)

The National Gambling Board (NGB) has issued a formal notice to all Provincial Licensing Authorities (PLAs) clarifying the regulatory status of Remote Gambling Servers (RGS) in South Africa. The notice, issued in terms of sections 33 and 34 of the National Gambling Act, 2004 (Act No. 7 of 2004) (the NGA), provides guidance on compliance obligations in respect of remote gambling infrastructure and applicable technical standards.
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    NGB PUBLIC EDUCATION RADIO CAMPAIGN IN EIGHT DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

    NGB Public Education Radio Campaign, where we are committed to bringing valuable information to our diverse community.

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    National Gambling Board @boardgambling ·
    15 Jul

    As we focus on men's health and well-being, it's crucial to recognize the signs when a pastime becomes a problem, whether it's chasing losses, feeling irritable when unable to bet, or letting it impact relationships.
    ​Real strength is about control and wisdom. #Menshealthawarenes

    Reply on Twitter 2077334110075265434 Retweet on Twitter 2077334110075265434 Like on Twitter 2077334110075265434 X 2077334110075265434
    National Gambling Board @boardgambling ·
    13 Jul

    The pressure to provide can make a risky shortcut look like an easy way out. But gambling is a form of entertainment, never a financial investment or a debt-relief strategy.
    ​True leadership means protecting your family’s future, not risking it on a chance. keep it responsible.

    Reply on Twitter 2076619638583021946 Retweet on Twitter 2076619638583021946 1 Like on Twitter 2076619638583021946 X 2076619638583021946
    National Gambling Board @boardgambling ·
    10 Jul

    Many men are taught to carry their struggles alone, but when gambling becomes a problem, silence only makes it worse. Problem gambling is a mental health issue, not a sign of weakness or failure. #ResponsibleGambling #MensMentalHealth.

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    National Gambling Board @boardgambling ·
    8 Jul

    A move by the NGB to block illegal gambling websites. Illegal operators undermine the regulated industry, deprive government of tax revenue and expose consumers to platforms operating outside of South African law. The NGB hereby issues a request for service providers.

    Reply on Twitter 2074846395773734988 Retweet on Twitter 2074846395773734988 Like on Twitter 2074846395773734988 X 2074846395773734988
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    The National Gambling Board is responsible for the oversight of the regulation in the gambling industry throughout the country and to preserve the integrity of South Africa as a responsible global citizen.

    The National Gambling Board is responsible for the oversight of the regulation in the gambling industry throughout the country and to preserve the integrity of South Africa as a responsible global citizen.

    The National Gambling Board is responsible for the oversight of the regulation in the gambling industry throughout the country and to preserve the integrity of South Africa as a responsible global citizen.

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