In Europe, gambling regulations vary from country to country, but outright prohibition is relatively rare. However, there are some restrictions and regulations in place in certain European countries. Here are a few examples:
- Iceland: While not outright prohibited, Iceland has strict regulations on gambling, and only two types of gambling are permitted: the state lottery and limited sports betting.
- Turkey: Turkey has strict laws against most forms of gambling, with the exception of the state-run lottery and betting on horse races.
- Norway: Norway has a state-run gambling monopoly, and while some forms of gambling are allowed through the state-owned Norsk Tipping and Norsk Rikstoto, other forms of gambling are prohibited.
- Cyprus: While Cyprus allows certain forms of gambling, including casinos and sports betting, online gambling is prohibited for Cypriot citizens, although foreign visitors are permitted to gamble online.
- Monaco: Gambling is allowed in Monaco, but the country has strict regulations and restrictions on casinos and other gambling establishments.
These are just a few examples, and it’s important to note that gambling regulations are subject to change, so it’s best to check the current laws and regulations in any European country before engaging in gambling activities.