Licensed sportsbooks in Mexico
Licensed by the SEGOB (Dirección General de Juegos y Sorteos). Ranked by our score out of 10, built from each book’s regulatory record, betting product, app rating, payments and welcome offer terms. How we rate.
| # | Sportsbook | Our score | Welcome offer | License | Links |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | CalienteTecnología en Entretenimiento Caliplay SAPI de CV | 8.4/10 | MX$1,000 with no deposit, then 100% up to MX$7,00018+, new customers in Mexico. No-deposit bonus: MX$1,000 as 10 bets of MX$50 at odds of 2.00+, 10x rollover, 30 days, maximum withdrawal MX$3,000. First-deposit bonus: 100% up to MX$7,000, minimum deposit MX$50, 3x rollover at odds of 1.50+, 7 days. | SEGOB permit DGG/SP/404/97, operated by Caliplay | |
| 02 | Codere MéxicoCodere Group | 7.5/10 | Up to MX$7,000 across your first three deposits18+, new customers in Mexico. Minimum deposit MX$200 each time; each deposit is matched in free bets (MX$200, MX$1,000 and MX$7,000 tiers) plus extra casino rewards. | Operates under a SEGOB permit (number not stated in our sources) |
Online sportsbooks in Mexico operate under permits linked to authorized land-based permit holders, with infrastructure in Mexico. A reform of the 1947 Federal Law on Games and Draws was being prepared in October 2026, and one proposal would ban welcome bonuses.
How to check a sportsbook is licensed in Mexico
- 1Scroll to the sportsbook’s footer and note the regulator and license or account number.
- 2Search it in the SEGOB’s gaming permit information.
- 3Confirm the company name in the register matches the one in the sportsbook’s terms and conditions.
- 4If anything is missing or doesn’t match, don’t deposit. Unlicensed sites offer no protection if they refuse to pay out.
Frequently asked questions
Is online sports betting legal in Mexico?
Yes, through operators holding permits from SEGOB’s gaming directorate. Online operators must be linked to authorized permit holders and keep their infrastructure in Mexico.
Are betting winnings taxed in Mexico?
Licensed operators withhold federal income tax on prizes, generally 1%, and some states charge their own tax. Keep records and ask a tax adviser.
Will the rules change?
In October 2026 SEGOB finished an internal review of a new Federal Law on Games and Draws. A separate proposal in Congress would ban incentives such as welcome bonuses.