The eleven NZ online casino operators on DIA's list
| Entity | Licences it may apply for |
|---|---|
| Baytree Interactive Limited | 3 |
| Christchurch Online NZ Limited | |
| One Casino Limited | |
| Playvia Gaming (NZ) Limited | 2 |
| Rock Swift Group Limited | 2 |
| Rush Entertainment Limited | |
| Skill On Net Limited | |
| SkyCity NZ Online NO1 Limited | |
| SkyCity NZ Online NO2 Limited | |
| Stake New Zealand Limited | |
| TAB New Zealand |
Gambling can lead to harm. Under 18s may not take part.
Who may apply for more than one licence
DIA gives a figure for three entities. Baytree Interactive Limited may apply for three licences, while Playvia Gaming (NZ) Limited and Rock Swift Group Limited may apply for two each. For the other eight the figure stays blank in the table.
An entity can be granted three licences at most in this process, and every licence covers a single brand together with the platforms players use for it.
Two names that stand out
SkyCity NZ Online NO1 Limited and SkyCity NZ Online NO2 Limited are separate entries on DIA's list, each with its own right to apply.
TAB New Zealand appears as well. It is the only provider allowed to run online racing and sports betting for customers in New Zealand, a rule in force since 28 June 2025 that sits outside the casino licences.
What is still unpublished
DIA lists companies and has published neither their brands nor any licence number, because no licence has been granted. Approved brands will go on a public register once licences are issued, which DIA expects to begin in early 2027.
When the register opens, an entry will show which brand holds a licence. Licensed casinos will also display a registration icon on their platforms and in their advertising.
Sources
- DIA: information about licensing, page updated 10 November 2026
- DIA: information for players