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Bosnia and Herzegovina: gambling regulation and licensing

  • Online sports bettingRegulated
  • Online casinoRegulated
  • iLotteryMonopoly
  • Land-based (reference)Regulated
Regulator
Federal Ministry of Finance (Federation of BiH); Ministry of Finance and Republic Administration for Games of Chance (Republika Srpska); Tax Administration of Brčko District
Headline tax
20% GGR
Licence required
Yes
Last verified
23 Sept 2026

Summary

Bosnia and Herzegovina has no state gambling law or regulator. The Federation of BiH, Republika Srpska and Brčko District each license gambling under their own statutes, and their online rules differ. In the Federation, the 2015 Law on Games of Chance gives Lutrija BiH the lottery, including online, and lets the Federal Ministry of Finance approve Federation-seated companies for casinos, betting and slot clubs. Online, only betting is open, and only to bookmakers that already run at least 50 approved shops. The Ministry lists seven such companies plus Lutrija BiH. There is no online casino route. Fees fall on stakes and turnover: 5% is deducted from every bet, retail or online, and casinos and slot clubs pay 5% of revenue. Republika Srpska's 2019 law makes internet games of chance a licence of their own: KM 300,000, KM 1 million of capital, data and hardware in the entity, and a monthly fee of 20% of stakes less payouts. It also taxes winnings at 10% to 30% above KM 1,000. Brčko District's 2022 law allows casino games, betting and slots online on a Tax Administration approval, also at 20% of stakes less payouts. All three ban foreign operators, set the age at 18 and require a local server with regulator access. Gambling operators have been AML obliged entities under the 2024 state AML law. In the Federation, the Government told Parliament in November 2025 that the Ministry is drafting a new gambling law, and several members' bills are pending. One would tax GGR at 10% to 20%; another would double the stake deduction to 10%. In 2025 the Federation budget collected KM 22.86 million in monthly gambling fees.

Common pitfalls

Treating Bosnia as one market: licences, fees and online rules differ between the Federation, Republika Srpska and Brčko District, and none covers the others. Reading the Federation's 5% betting fee as a GGR tax: it is deducted from each player's stake. Assuming online casino is closed everywhere: Republika Srpska and Brčko District license it, the Federation does not. Relying on Republika Srpska figures without checking the 2020 amendments.

Key facts

Regulator
Federal Ministry of Finance (Federation of BiH); Ministry of Finance and Republic Administration for Games of Chance (Republika Srpska); Tax Administration of Brčko District
Regulator type
Government ministry
Headline tax
20% GGR
Licence required
Yes
Minimum age
18+
Tax base
Republika Srpska and Brčko District: internet games, betting and slots pay a monthly fee of 20% of stakes less payouts (RS law, arts. 70, 84 and 94; Brčko law, arts. 58 and 89); casinos pay 10% of monthly revenue. Federation: fees fall on turnover or stakes rather than GGR. Every betting stake, in a shop or online, is reduced by 5% withheld from the player as the organising fee; Lutrija BiH pays 10% of turnover; casinos pay 5% of gaming revenue and slot clubs 5% of daily machine results, on top of approval fees. The fields above give the 20% GGR rate (RS, Brčko) and the Federation's 5% stake deduction.

Licensing

Licence required
Yes
Application window
Rolling
Local establishment required
Yes
Local server required
Yes
Local director required
Yes
Bank guarantee or bond
Federation: KM 1 million (casino), KM 600,000 (betting) and KM 800,000 (internet betting), by guarantee from a Federation bank or a deposit. Republika Srpska: annual bank guarantee of 25% of planned fees for casinos and internet operators, plus casino risk deposits. Brčko District: KM 200,000 for internet games.
Testing labs accepted
BMM Spain Testlabs, GLI Igralniški laboratorij (Slovenia), GLI Austria, GLI Europe, Institut pro testování a certifikaci (ITC, Zlín)
Notable licensees
Lutrija BiH, Lutrija Republike Srpske, Premier World Sport d.o.o. Čitluk, Formula d.o.o. Posušje, Williams-Kladionica d.o.o. Široki Brijeg, Sport Plus d.o.o. Novi Travnik, Sport Plus Win d.o.o. Novi Travnik, Bet-Live d.o.o. Vitez, Mozzart BH Play d.o.o. Sarajevo
Certification requirements
Federation: internet software must be certified by an accredited body before approval and recertified before any change; machines and RNGs are certified by laboratories authorised by the Ministry (five on its list). Republika Srpska: the Ministry authorises certification laboratories (BMM, GLI Slovenia, GLI Europe and ITC; eCOGRA's authorisation ran to 6 September 2026), approves each operator's computer system and requires real-time Ministry access.
Barriers to entry
Three separate regimes, each requiring a company seated in that jurisdiction, local bank guarantees and locally hosted systems. The Federation offers no online casino route and reserves internet betting to bookmakers already running 50 approved shops; its Ministry lists seven such companies plus Lutrija BiH, and at 30 June 2026 nine betting operators, one casino operator and 25 slot club operators in total. Republika Srpska licenses internet games outright for KM 300,000 with KM 1 million capital and 20% of stakes less payouts, but requires resident management and data in the entity. Brčko District approves online casino, betting and slots for District-seated operators.

Licence types

  • FBiH casino approval

    Scope
    Federation-seated company; KM 2 million capital; KM 1 million bank guarantee payable on first demand; KM 100,000 a year per casino and a monthly fee of 5% of gaming revenue.
    Term
    Five years, renewable (art. 67)
    Application fee
    BAM 500,000 as of 23 Sept 2026
    Annual fee
    BAM 100,000 as of 23 Sept 2026
    Fee basis
    Approval fee, annual fee per casino and 5% of monthly gaming revenue
    Renewal terms
    KM 200,000 on renewal

  • FBiH betting approval

    Scope
    Federation-seated bookmaker with at least five betting shops, each at least 100 metres from religious buildings and schools; KM 1 million capital; KM 600,000 guarantee; KM 10,000 per new shop; KM 300 a month per betting shop using RNG betting devices; 5% withheld from every player stake.
    Term
    Two years, renewable (art. 89)
    Application fee
    BAM 150,000 as of 23 Sept 2026
    Fee basis
    5% of each stake, deducted from the player
    Renewal terms
    KM 50,000 on renewal; request at least 30 days before expiry

  • FBiH internet betting approval

    Scope
    Available only to a Federation bookmaker with at least 50 approved betting shops; KM 1.5 million capital; KM 800,000 guarantee; server and hardware in the Federation connected to the Tax Administration; 5% of each online stake.
    Term
    Expires with the operator's betting approval (art. 116)
    Application fee
    BAM 150,000 as of 23 Sept 2026
    Fee basis
    5% of each online stake, deducted from the player
    Renewal terms
    KM 50,000 on renewal

  • FBiH slot club approval

    Scope
    KM 150,000 for the first club and KM 100,000 for each further club; KM 1,000 per machine; 5% of the sum of daily machine results monthly; clubs at least 100 metres from religious buildings and schools.
    Term
    Two years, renewable (art. 103)
    Application fee
    BAM 150,000 as of 23 Sept 2026
    Fee basis
    5% of daily machine results (stakes less payouts)
    Renewal terms
    KM 25,000 on renewal

  • RS casino concession

    Scope
    Government concession awarded after a public call; KM 2 million capital; one-off concession fee of at least KM 500,000; variable fee of 10% of monthly revenue per game; daily risk deposit of KM 10,000 per table and KM 1,000 per machine; annual bank guarantee of 25% of planned fees.
    Term
    Ten years, extendable for ten more (art. 50)
    Application fee
    BAM 500,000 as of 23 Sept 2026
    Fee basis
    10% of monthly gaming revenue per game
    Renewal terms
    One further ten-year extension

  • RS internet games of chance licence

    Scope
    Ministry of Finance licence; KM 1 million capital; hardware owned by the operator and all data held in Republika Srpska; bank accounts at banks in the entity; director and chief accountant permanently employed and resident in Republika Srpska; annual bank guarantee of 25% of planned fees.
    Term
    Five years, renewable for further five-year periods (art. 19)
    Application fee
    BAM 300,000 as of 23 Sept 2026
    Fee basis
    20% of stakes less payouts, monthly (art. 94)
    Renewal terms
    Apply at least six months before expiry

  • RS betting and slot licences

    Scope
    Ministry of Finance licences; KM 500,000 capital each; KM 3,000 per betting shop and KM 10,000 per slot club; 20% of stakes less payouts monthly, at least KM 1,000 per betting shop and KM 100 per machine.
    Term
    Five years, renewable (art. 19)
    Fee basis
    20% of stakes less payouts, monthly (arts. 70 and 84)

  • Brčko District internet games approval

    Scope
    Tax Administration approval for a District-seated operator of casino games, betting or slots to offer them online; KM 200,000 bank guarantee or deposit; computer system and data in the District.
    Term
    Runs with the operator's underlying approval (art. 84)
    Fee basis
    20% of stakes less payouts, monthly (art. 89)
    Renewal terms
    Apply 30 days before expiry

Taxation

Headline GGR tax
20% GGR
Effective date
Not yet verified
Turnover tax
5%
Player winnings tax
Republika Srpska: 10% on winnings above KM 1,000 up to KM 10,000, 15% up to KM 50,000, 20% up to KM 100,000 and 30% above KM 100,000; for betting the base is the payout less the stake (arts. 102 and 103). Brčko District: 10% on lottery winnings and 25% on casino winnings (art. 107). Federation: the Law on Games of Chance sets no winnings tax; treatment under other Federation tax law was not verified.
Withholding mechanism
Withheld by the operator before payout and paid by the 15th (RS, art. 104) or the 10th (Brčko, art. 108) of the following month.
Tax base
Republika Srpska and Brčko District: internet games, betting and slots pay a monthly fee of 20% of stakes less payouts (RS law, arts. 70, 84 and 94; Brčko law, arts. 58 and 89); casinos pay 10% of monthly revenue. Federation: fees fall on turnover or stakes rather than GGR. Every betting stake, in a shop or online, is reduced by 5% withheld from the player as the organising fee; Lutrija BiH pays 10% of turnover; casinos pay 5% of gaming revenue and slot clubs 5% of daily machine results, on top of approval fees. The fields above give the 20% GGR rate (RS, Brčko) and the Federation's 5% stake deduction.

Earmarked levies

  • FBiH gambling fee earmark: 50% of Lutrija BiH's monthly fees (retail and internet), 50% of the approval and renewal fees for casinos, betting, slots and internet betting and of the annual casino fee, and 5% of the other monthly fees (art. 7(3)) (Programmes of citizens' associations and humanitarian organisations, allocated by federal ministries under the 2015 decree (art. 7))
  • FBiH prize-game charity levy: 6% of the prize fund, 1.5% each (Red Cross, Caritas, Merhamet MDD and Dobrotvor (art. 17))
  • RS gaming fee distribution: Fees are Republic budget revenue distributed by Government decree; at least 20% of Lutrija RS profit (Social, disability, veterans' employment, pronatalist, culture, youth, sport, anti-addiction and civil society projects (art. 9))
  • RS winnings tax allocation: All winnings tax (Local government where the winner lives (lottery and internet winnings) or where the casino, betting shop or slot club is located (art. 10))

Compliance

Minimum age
18+
National self-exclusion
Not yet verified
KYC timing
At registration, before play
AML regime
Gambling operators are obliged entities under the state Law on Prevention of Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorist Activities (Službeni glasnik BiH 13/24, art. 5(1)(n)), in force since 27 February 2024, with a compliance deadline of 27 August 2024. The Federation rulebook requires records of payouts of KM 10,000 or more.
AML supervisor
Federation: Federal Administration for Inspection Affairs (AML law, art. 93(1)(j)). Republika Srpska and Brčko District: not verified.
Central monitoring system
Federation: every betting shop and internet system is connected online to the Tax Administration, where internet transactions are recorded as a separate payment point (law, art. 123; rulebook, arts. 6 and 17). Republika Srpska: real-time Ministry access to each operator's approved computer system, with five sets of login credentials for internet operators (arts. 83, 87 and 105).
Data localisation
Federation: the internet server and its premises must be in the Federation (rulebook, art. 13; law, arts. 110 and 114). Republika Srpska: all internet gaming data held in the entity and online to the Ministry (art. 87). Brčko District: data held in the District.
KYC requirements
Federation online players must register with name, date of birth, personal identification number, address, e-mail, telephone and bank account; registration is complete only once identity and adulthood are verified by qualified electronic signature or by an employee checking a valid ID document in person, and operators may not ask players to upload photographs of ID (internet rulebook, arts. 24 to 26, as amended by 23/24). Republika Srpska requires name, address, date of birth and a security question for every payout, one account per player (art. 91). Under-18s may not play or enter venues in any of the three jurisdictions.
Stake limits
Not yet verified
Mandatory player messaging
Federation internet operators must show on their website the approval number, the ban on under-18s, a warning that gambling can cause addiction and where to find help (art. 111). Republika Srpska operators must warn that gambling causes addiction, stress and health effects and can lose significant sums, link to help organisations and publish their latest balance sheet (art. 90), and follow international responsible gaming standards (art. 13).
Reporting obligations
Federation: monthly fees by the 10th and fee records to the Tax Administration by the 20th (arts. 108 and 119). Republika Srpska: fees and winnings tax declared and paid to the Administration by the 15th (arts. 94 and 104). Brčko District: by the 10th.
Game content restrictions
Federation: online betting on recorded races and computer-generated events is banned, except bets on foreign lotto draws (law, art. 109(3); rulebook, art. 4). Brčko District: no bets on election results, and no betting by a club owner on its own sport (art. 5).

Advertising

Advertising permitted
Yes
Bonus advertising rules
Republika Srpska: promotional bonuses to internet players may not exceed 30% of monthly stakes over a year, and a bonus counts as a stake (art. 93).
Mandatory warnings
Online operators must display addiction warnings on their websites (Federation art. 111; Republika Srpska art. 90).
Penalties for breach
Republika Srpska: KM 20,000 to KM 50,000 for any medium that publishes gambling advertising aimed at children (art. 114(1)(3)). Federation: KM 5,000 to KM 12,000 for a legal person breaching the special obligations in arts. 120 to 122 (art. 129).

Restrictions

  • Federation: no gambling advertising in radio and television programmes, print or internet portals intended for children and young people; the ban binds operators and publishers (art. 122)
  • Federation: advertising operators that offer internet games without a Ministry approval is prohibited (art. 18(1)(2))
  • Republika Srpska: no gambling advertising in radio, television or print intended for children and minors (art. 12(4)); advertising unlicensed operators or foreign lottery tickets is prohibited (art. 11)
  • Brčko District: no gambling advertising in media for children and minors (art. 6(2)); advertising foreign games or operators without an approval is prohibited (art. 5)

Payments

Credit card ban
No
Crypto stance
Not yet verified
Permitted methods
Bank account transfer, Debit card, Credit card (Republika Srpska), Electronic transfers, Cash at the operator's approved betting shops (Federation)
Local rails
Payment intermediaries authorised for internet games in Republika Srpska: Aero centar Krila d.o.o., Mtel a.d. and nCity network d.o.o., Banja Luka
Withdrawal timeframe rules
Federation: winnings on the player account are paid to the player's bank account immediately on written request and within three days at the latest; balances on accounts with no deposit for twelve months must be returned (rulebook, art. 33). Payouts may also be made at the operator's betting shops (art. 32).
Currency restrictions
Federation: deposits and payouts only at the operator's approved shops or through commercial banks operating in the Federation (law, art. 115); player funds held in segregated bank accounts, with any shortfall made good within five days (rulebook, art. 31). Republika Srpska: all transactions through the operator's accounts at banks seated or with a branch in the entity, holding at least the total of player balances; convertible marks or foreign currency (art. 89); cards and electronic transfers allowed for deposits (art. 92).

Enforcement

ISP blocking
Not yet verified
DNS blocking
Not yet verified
Payment blocking
Not yet verified
App store takedowns
Not yet verified
Administrative penalties
Federation: fines of KM 5,000 to KM 15,000 for legal persons and KM 1,500 to KM 3,000 for responsible persons, with confiscation and a ban on the activity; KM 1,000 to KM 1,500 for individuals who organise games (arts. 129 to 132). Republika Srpska: KM 20,000 to KM 50,000 for legal persons and KM 5,000 to KM 10,000 for responsible persons (art. 114); seizure of an internet operator's server, software and hardware and revocation of its licence for hidden server functions or unlawful payments (art. 115).
Operator liability
Foreign operators may not offer games in any of the three jurisdictions (Federation art. 18(1)(6); Republika Srpska art. 11(1)(11); Brčko art. 5(1)(c)). The Federation also bars collecting stakes for games run in the other entity or Brčko District. No legal basis for website or payment blocking was found in the laws read.
Player liability
Republika Srpska: taking part in foreign games of chance with stakes paid in the entity breaches art. 11 and carries a fine of KM 2,000 to KM 6,000 for an individual (art. 116). Federation: participation in foreign or other-entity games with payments made in the Federation is prohibited (art. 18(1)(5)), and minors of 16 to 18 found gambling, or the parents of younger children, are fined KM 500 (art. 132).

Notable actions

  • Betting shops in the Federation2 Apr 2026

    In March 2026 the Tax Administration inspected 1,062 betting shops and issued misdemeanour orders in 241 cases; 23% of those inspected were not compliant

    Fine: BAM 949,550 as of 2 Apr 2026

Timeline

  1. 2 Jul 2015

    Federation Law on Games of Chance (Službene novine FBiH 48/15) enters into force, as stated in the explanatory memorandum of the December 2025 amending bill

  2. 12 Nov 2015

    Federation Government adopts the decree on distributing part of gambling fee revenue

  3. 19 Mar 2019

    Republika Srpska Law on Games of Chance (22/19) enters into force the day after publication, replacing the 2012 law

  4. 9 Feb 2022

    Brčko District Assembly adopts a new Law on Games of Chance, applicable from 1 July 2022

  5. 1 Jul 2022

    Brčko District law applies, allowing casino games, betting and slots online on a Tax Administration approval

  6. 19 Jan 2024

    Federal Ministry of Finance lists seven companies approved for internet betting, alongside Lutrija BiH

  7. 27 Feb 2024

    State AML law (Službeni glasnik BiH 13/24) enters into force, making gambling operators obliged entities with six months to comply

  8. 9 Oct 2025

    Slaven Raguž submits a draft law introducing a GGR tax and remote licensing to the Federation Parliament

  9. 17 Nov 2025

    Federation Government finds the Raguž draft cannot be accepted in its proposed form and says the Ministry of Finance is drafting a new gambling law

  10. 19 Dec 2025

    Naša stranka club files a bill for shortened procedure raising the Federation stake deduction and casino and slot fees from 5% to 10%

  11. 31 Dec 2025

    Federation budget collects KM 22.86 million in 2025 from monthly fees on betting, slots, casinos and internet games and from RNG terminal fees, plus KM 7.27 million in other gambling fees due to the Federation budget

  12. 30 Mar 2026

    Narod i Pravda representatives file a bill amending the Federation Law on Games of Chance for shortened procedure

  13. 2 Apr 2026

    Federation Tax Administration reports inspecting 1,062 betting shops in March 2026, with KM 949,550 in fines

  14. 26 Jun 2026

    Admir Čavalić files a bill requiring a fresh municipal distance certificate when Federation betting shop approvals are renewed

  15. 30 Jun 2026

    Federal Ministry of Finance operator list: nine betting operators (seven with internet approval), one casino operator and 25 slot club operators

Outlook

In the Federation, change will come from the House of Representatives or the Ministry. The Naša stranka bills of December 2025, filed for shortened procedure, would double the stake deduction and the casino and slot fees to 10%, add a winnings tax and, in one version, open online casino. The Raguž draft would move to a GGR tax, but the Government rejected it in its proposed form in November 2025. The Government said the Federal Ministry of Finance is preparing a new Law on Games of Chance to align with EU and FATF standards, but no draft has been published. Two further bills were filed in 2026: a Narod i Pravda bill of March on gambling taxation and an Admir Čavalić bill of June tightening the 100-metre distance check when betting shop approvals are renewed. The Tax Administration continues large inspection sweeps of betting shops. In Republika Srpska, the 2020 amendments (131/20) should be read before anyone relies on the fee figures here.

Frequently asked questions

Is online gambling legal in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
It depends on the jurisdiction. Republika Srpska licenses internet games of chance, and Brčko District approves online casino games, betting and slots. The Federation allows online lottery only through Lutrija BiH and online betting only by bookmakers with at least 50 approved shops, and has no online casino route. Foreign operators are banned throughout.
Who regulates gambling in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
There is no state regulator. The Federal Ministry of Finance approves operators in the Federation, with the Federation Tax Administration supervising. In Republika Srpska the Ministry of Finance licenses and the Republic Administration for Games of Chance supervises. In Brčko District the Tax Administration approves operators.
How is online betting taxed?
In the Federation, 5% is deducted from every stake as the organising fee. In Republika Srpska and Brčko District, operators pay a monthly fee of 20% of stakes less payouts. A December 2025 Federation bill would raise the 5% deduction to 10%.
Are gambling winnings taxed?
In Republika Srpska, the operator withholds 10% to 30% on winnings above KM 1,000. Brčko District withholds 10% on lottery and 25% on casino winnings. The Federation gambling law sets no winnings tax; a pending bill would add one of 10% to 30%.
Can a foreign operator get a licence?
Not directly. Each jurisdiction licenses only companies seated there, and requires local bank guarantees, servers and data held locally with regulator access. Republika Srpska also requires the director and chief accountant to live in the entity.
What is the minimum gambling age?
18 in the Federation, Republika Srpska and Brčko District, for venues and online play.

Sources

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    Porezna uprava Federacije BiH (Federation Tax Administration)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  2. Zakon o igrama na sreću, Službene novine Federacije BiH 48/15 and 60/15 (Federal Ministry of Finance copy)

    Federalno ministarstvo finansija (Federal Ministry of Finance, FBiH)

    The Ministry and Tax Administration texts both cite only 48/15 and 60/15, as does the Ministry's 2024 rulebook. A 2025 draft amending bill cites a further "20/21"; no amendment with that number was found on an official host, and the record follows the Ministry.

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
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    Federalno ministarstvo finansija (Federal Ministry of Finance, FBiH)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
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    Federalno ministarstvo finansija (Federal Ministry of Finance, FBiH)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 30 Jun 2026
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    Federalno ministarstvo finansija (Federal Ministry of Finance, FBiH)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 19 Jan 2024
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    Federalno ministarstvo finansija (Federal Ministry of Finance, FBiH)

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    Federalno ministarstvo finansija (Federal Ministry of Finance, FBiH)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
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    Federalno ministarstvo finansija (Federal Ministry of Finance, FBiH)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
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    Federalno ministarstvo finansija (Federal Ministry of Finance, FBiH)

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    Federalno ministarstvo finansija (Federal Ministry of Finance, FBiH)

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  11. Izvršena 1.062 inspekcijska nadzora kod priređivača igara na sreću i izrečene kazne u iznosu 949.550 KM (Tax Administration news feed, item of 2 April 2026)

    Porezna uprava Federacije BiH (Federation Tax Administration)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 2 Apr 2026
  12. Zapisnik 61. sjednice Vlade Federacije BiH, Mostar, 17.11.2025. (minutes of the 61st Government session)

    Vlada Federacije Bosne i Hercegovine (Government of the Federation of BiH)

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 17 Nov 2025
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    Parlament Federacije BiH, Predstavnički dom (FBiH House of Representatives, materials in procedure)

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 20 Nov 2025
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    Parlament Federacije BiH, Predstavnički dom (FBiH House of Representatives, materials in procedure)

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    Parlament Federacije BiH, Predstavnički dom (FBiH House of Representatives, materials in procedure)

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 17 Dec 2025
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    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 19 Dec 2025
  17. Materijali u proceduri 2022-2026 (House of Representatives: materials in procedure)

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    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026
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    Министарство финансија Републике Српске (Ministry of Finance of Republika Srpska)

    The Ministry of Finance confirms the law was amended by Official Gazette of RS 131/20. The amending act was not found on an official host and was not read; figures in this record are from the 2019 text.

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 18 Mar 2019
  19. Игре на срећу у Републици Српској: преглед лабораторија, посредника у плаћању и техничких прегледа (games of chance in Republika Srpska: authorised laboratories, payment intermediaries and technical inspectors)

    Министарство финансија Републике Српске (Ministry of Finance of Republika Srpska)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  20. Републичка управа за игре на срећу (Republic Administration for Games of Chance)

    Влада Републике Српске (Government of Republika Srpska)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  21. Zakon o igrama na sreću Brčko distrikta Bosne i Hercegovine (Law on Games of Chance of Brčko District), adopted 9 February 2022, applicable from 1 July 2022

    Skupština Brčko distrikta BiH (Assembly of Brčko District)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 9 Feb 2022
  22. Prijedlog zakona o izmjenama i dopunama Zakona o igrama na sreću, skraćeni postupak, zastupnici stranke Narod i Pravda (bill of 30 March 2026)

    Parlament Federacije BiH, Predstavnički dom (FBiH House of Representatives, materials in procedure)

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 30 Mar 2026
  23. Prijedlog Zakona o dopuni Zakona o igrama na sreću, skraćeni postupak, zastupnik Admir Čavalić (bill of 26 June 2026)

    Parlament Federacije BiH, Predstavnički dom (FBiH House of Representatives, materials in procedure)

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 26 Jun 2026

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