Online casino in Córdoba 2026: Lotería de Córdoba, licensed operators and how to check a licence

As of 24 September 2026, online casinos in Córdoba are regulated by Lotería de Córdoba, which licenses private operators; among the operators we review, Betsson publishes a Córdoba licence on its site cba.betsson.bet.ar; the other licensees are still pending confirmation. [VERIFICAR norma, estado operativo y listado oficial] Status: a regulated, operating market according to the sources we consulted, with licensees pending confirmation.

What is known about the Córdoba market

Córdoba is the country's second most populous province and one of those that approved online gambling regulation after Buenos Aires, with Lotería de Córdoba (the provincial lottery and gaming regulator) as the enforcement authority and a model of licences for private operators. [VERIFICAR ley, decreto reglamentario y fecha de apertura] Several national operators have announced Córdoba licences [VERIFICAR cuáles], but our rule is not to publish a name as "authorised in Córdoba" without a verifiable source. For now Betsson is the only one we review that publishes the licence on its own site (Board Resolution 1689/23); the check against the official list is still pending.

| Item | Córdoba (as of 22 September 2026) | |---|---| | Regulator | Lotería de Córdoba | | Market status | Regulated and operating [VERIFICAR] | | Model | Licences for private operators [VERIFICAR] | | Legal basis | [VERIFICAR ley y reglamentación] | | Licensees | Being checked against the official list [VERIFICAR] | | Official list | [VERIFICAR URL oficial] | | Minimum age | 18 | | Verification | DNI (national ID) and an address in Córdoba | | Responsible gambling helpline | Published by Lotería de Córdoba [VERIFICAR número y horario] |

National operators and Córdoba: what still needs confirming

| Operator | Confirmed licences | Córdoba | Review | |---|---|---|---| | Betano | CABA and Provincia de Buenos Aires | [VERIFICAR] | Betano review | | Betsson | CABA, Provincia de Buenos Aires and Córdoba | Yes, according to its Córdoba site (Res. 1689/23) [VERIFICAR] | Betsson review | | bplay | CABA and Provincia de Buenos Aires | [VERIFICAR] | bplay review | | Codere | CABA and Mendoza | [VERIFICAR] | Codere review | | bet365 | Provincia de Buenos Aires | [VERIFICAR] | bet365 review | | BetWarrior | CABA and Provincia de Buenos Aires | [VERIFICAR] | BetWarrior review | | Stake | None | No (without a provincial licence) | Stake review |

When we confirm a Córdoba licence, the operator's review, the homepage table and this page change at the same time, because they read from the same database, and the change is logged with a date.

What registration at a Córdoba-licensed casino requires

1. Legal age: 18, proven with your DNI.
2. An address in Córdoba: the operator compares the address on your DNI with the licence's jurisdiction and sends you to the Córdoba domain (operators with several licences use one domain per province).
3. One account per person.
4. A payment account in your own name for withdrawals (CBU or CVU, the Argentine bank and virtual account numbers, linked to your CUIL tax ID).
5. Responsible gambling tools as required by Lotería de Córdoba. [VERIFICAR]

Taxes and withholdings in Córdoba (figures as of September 2026)

| Item | Situation in Córdoba | |---|---| | National indirect tax on deposits | General rate of 5% on the net deposit, withheld by the operator and paid to ARCA (the national tax agency) [VERIFICAR] | | Provincial withholding on winnings | Not confirmed [VERIFICAR] | | Tax on the operator's revenue | Paid by the operator | | Bill to raise the national rate to 10% | Pending [VERIFICAR estado] |

The tax guide keeps every figure with its date and source.

A casino licensed in Buenos Aires is not authorised in Córdoba

This is the most common situation for someone in Córdoba: the Betano site loads, has a bonus and accepts Mercado Pago, but its confirmed licences are from LOTBA (the Buenos Aires City lottery regulator) and the IPLyC (the Provincia de Buenos Aires lottery and casino institute). For a Córdoba resident, that operator is authorised only if it also holds a Lotería de Córdoba licence and you register on the Córdoba domain. Registration should redirect or reject you based on the address on your DNI. If it lets you through, that does not mean you are authorised: it means the check failed, and the Córdoba regulator does not protect you on a site without a licence from the province. The legal guide explains the whole system.

How to deposit and withdraw at a Córdoba-licensed casino

Licensees operate in pesos and accept Mercado Pago, CBU/CVU bank transfer and debit card, as in the rest of the licensed market. [VERIFICAR por casino] Withdrawals go to an account in your own name. No authorised operator works through WhatsApp or asks for transfers to personal accounts; in Córdoba, as everywhere in the country, that setup is a scam: the guide to WhatsApp and Mercado Pago casinos explains how it works.

What we will publish once we confirm the licensees

For each operator licensed by Lotería de Córdoba we will publish, with a date, the licensee's name, the licence number exactly as it appears on the official list, the Córdoba domain, the peso payment methods we tested with an account registered in Córdoba and the measured withdrawal time. That data goes into the site's database, not just this page, so the review, the homepage table and each operator's "Is it legal in my province?" box all say the same thing. If an operator announces a Córdoba licence and does not appear on the list, we will say so too.

How to check a Lotería de Córdoba licence in three steps

1. Go to the official Lotería de Córdoba website [VERIFICAR URL] and find the list of authorised online gambling operators.
2. Check that the brand name and the company match those of the casino, and that the domain ends in .bet.ar.
3. Check that registration asks for your DNI and an address in Córdoba.

To compare with the other central provinces, the Provincia de Buenos Aires, Mendoza and Santa Fe each have their own page, and the province-by-province guide summarises the status of the 18 jurisdictions we cover.