There are no land based casinos on the island of St. Barthelemy. Unofficial sources suggest, that a plan for casinos in St. Barthelemy was introduced in 2008. The project went quiet for a few years, and it reappeared in another forum thread in 2013, where even a scanned version of an article, published in a local newspaper about the planned casino was posted*. I wouldn’t be surprised to see the casino being built on the island in the next few years.

There are no online casinos based in St. Barts, as authorities do not issue such licenses. However, locals don’t appear to be restricted from playing in foreign online casinos licensed in other jurisdictions.

The online casinos below accept players from St. Barthelemy.

There are no bingo halls in operation on the island of St. Barthelemy. Whether they are directly outlawed or the government simply chooses not to issue licenses to such facilities, is uncertain.

However, locals don’t appear to be restricted from playing on any foreign online bingo sites legally licensed in other jurisdictions. 

The following bingo websites accept players from St. Barthelemy:

BGO

US players can not register.

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• 500 free spins

  Terms and conditions of the casino apply (if any). Check the casino's webpage for up to date terms and conditions and wagering limitations.  

Playthrough requirements and wagering limitations

Only for UK players, new players only.

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Playthrough requirement: 65x

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Wagering limitation:

• Slots: 100%
• Roulette: 25%
• All Blackjack Games: 25%
• 3 Card Brag: 50%
• Casino Hold'em: 25%
• Baccarat: 0%
• Everything else: 0%

There are neither any casinos with poker tables, nor standalone poker clubs in operation on the island of St. Barts. Whether they are illegal, or the authorities simply choose not to issue licenses, is unknown.

However, access to foreign online poker rooms does not seem to be restricted for locals and players from the country are not prosecuted or penalised in any way for playing on such platforms.

The following online poker sites accept players from the Bahamas.

There are no reported legally operating brick and mortar betting shops on St. Barthelemy. If locals or tourists engage in any land based betting activities at all, they must do so through illegal bookmakers.

However, access to foreign online betting sites does not seem to be restricted for locals. Nor do punters from St. Barts trying their luck on such platforms appear to face any charges or penalties.

The online sportsbooks below accept registrations from the St. Barthelemy islands.

St. Barthelemy does not operate a national lottery. Nor does it seem to be a part of the Caribbean Lottery, or any other multi-state lotteries operating in the region.

Although local authorities do not issue licenses to any sorts of gambling operators, including lotteries, locals are not restricted from accessing foreign online lottery sites. They also don’t appear to be penalised or prosecuted in any way for participating in foreign online lottery draws.

The following websites allow people from St. Barthelemy to purchase lottery tickets online:

St. Barthelemy does not have any laws that restrict the use of Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrencies in the country. It also don’t appear to have any specific rules pertaining to online gambling – let alone Bitcoin gambling.

Locals don’t seem to be restricted in any way from trying their luck on foreign Bitcoin gambling platforms.

The bitcoin casinos below accept players from the Bahamas.