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No legal protection - Licensed operators had to hold prize reserves, run KYC, and give players recourse to the Ministry of Finance. Offshore sites offer none of this. If an unlicensed site refuses a withdrawal or closes your account, no regulator can help.
Payment and account risks - Authorities have already pressured payment providers: in July 2026, the government notified 37 fintechs for moving money linked to illegal betting. Deposits can be blocked or frozen, and banks may flag the transactions.
VPNs do not fix the problem - A VPN may hide your location, but it does not make an unlicensed site legal, and it can breach the site’s terms, giving operators a reason to void winnings.
Scams - Bans create a market for fake “reopened” sites, fake refund pages, and phishing. Refunds were handled through the banks that processed the payments, so no site or message should ask you to pay a fee or share your password to “recover” your balance.
Data and identity - Unlicensed sites collect IDs, selfies, and payment data with no oversight of how they store or sell it.
No safeguards - Deposit limits, self-exclusion, and complaint channels depend on a regulated framework. Offshore operators have no obligation to offer them.
Legal exposure for players - The sources we reviewed do not clarify what penalties, if any, apply to individual players under the new measure. Check the official text or ask a lawyer before acting.