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Gaming Commission of Ghana

The Gaming Commission of Ghana regulates gaming under the Gaming Act 2006 (Act 721). Its public materials cover licensed operators, responsible gaming and complaint routes.

Current operator list

The licensed-operators page says its 2026 list was issued on 1 January 2026 and expires on 31 December 2026.

For the five brands reviewed here:

Trade nameSports bettingOnline casino
1XBETListedListed
BETWINNERListedListed
1WINNot foundNot found
MELBETListedNot marked on the table
LINEBETNot foundNot found

This table alone does not identify the local legal entity, licence number or authorised domain. A complete check should match those details and the product category.

Use the expanded non-affiliate directory to see other sports and online-casino trade names from the same table.

Complaint checklist

The Commission’s FAQ page says a complaint can be submitted in writing or by email with supporting evidence. Before escalating:

  1. contact the operator through its formal support channel;
  2. save the account ID, transaction reference and disputed term;
  3. keep dated screenshots and correspondence;
  4. remove passwords, PINs and one-time codes from attachments;
  5. send a concise timeline and the remedy requested.

What a listing does not guarantee

A licence does not freeze a bonus, guarantee a withdrawal time or remove gambling risk. Verify the live offer, cashier limits, KYC rules and responsible-gambling controls in the account.

Questions to send the Commission

When a trade-name row is not enough, ask GCG to confirm:

  • the Ghana legal entity and licence number;
  • the authorised domain and app publisher;
  • the approved product categories;
  • issue, expiry and current status;
  • whether a redirect or mirror belongs to the same authorisation.

Attach the exact URL and a screenshot of the licence claim. Do not send passwords, payment PINs or one-time codes.

Complaints and self-exclusion

The Commission’s FAQ says complaints can be submitted by email or in writing with evidence, or at its premises using a complaint form. Our complaint guide provides a chronological evidence checklist. The Commission also publishes information about self-exclusion and operator limits; see responsible gambling when control is becoming difficult.

Re-check dates

The current table uses annual issue and expiry dates. Re-check after expiry and before a new deposit. Ghana Odds records material regulator changes in its Verification Log but the live Commission page remains authoritative.

18+ only. Information, not legal advice.

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