iGaming & Betting Jobs in Gibraltar
Online gambling is still a major employer in Gibraltar, but it is shrinking. The Statistics Office counted 3,536 gambling and betting jobs in October 2024, and a further 78 were lost by October 2025. Entain is one of Gibraltar's largest private-sector employers. The Gambling Division's register lists 29 B2C remote operators and 33 B2B suppliers. Since the UK raised Remote Gaming Duty from 21% to 40% on 1 April 2026, Lottoland and Entain have both consulted Gibraltar staff on redundancies.
iGaming & Betting Jobs in Gibraltar
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Most igaming & betting employers in Gibraltar advertise on their own careers pages, linked below. Get new igaming & betting roles by email as soon as they are posted here, or register your CV for roles that never get advertised.
iGaming & Betting Companies Hiring in Gibraltar
View allEnterprise (2000+)
888 Holdings is now evoke plc, the Gibraltar-based owner of 888, William Hill and Mr Green.
Enterprise (2000+)
Global online betting company with a Gibraltar office of around 200 staff.
Enterprise (2000+)
One of Gibraltar's largest private employers, with about 700 staff working on Ladbrokes, Coral, bwin and more.
Enterprise (2000+)
Parent company of 888, William Hill, and Mr Green, headquartered in Gibraltar.
Medium (101-500)
Online lottery betting and casino operator headquartered in Ocean Village, Gibraltar.
Enterprise (2000+)
One of the world's biggest gambling software suppliers, with a Gibraltar office in the World Trade Center.
Enterprise (2000+)
One of the world's most recognised betting brands, now part of Evoke, with a large Gibraltar office.
Large (501-2000)
Independent bookmaker founded in 1946, now BV Group, headquartered in Gibraltar since 1998.
How hiring works in igaming & betting
The Gambling Division's register of licence holders names every licensed B2C operator, B2B supplier and support-services firm in Gibraltar. Use it as your target list, then apply through each firm's own careers page.
The Gambling Act 2025 replaced the 2005 Act on 1 April 2026, and firms licensed under the old Act are treated as licensed under the new one. Part 5, which provides for the Gambling Commissioner to approve people in key management functions, was left out of that commencement.
If your employer also holds a licence from Great Britain's Gambling Commission, the heads of finance, compliance, marketing, gambling IT and anti-money laundering need a UK personal management licence.
Expect cost cutting to shape hiring. Entain has proposed removing about 400 of its 2,000 customer care roles across several locations, including Gibraltar. Lottoland, which employs about 250 people in Gibraltar, began a redundancy consultation in July 2026. UK remote betting duty rises to 25% in April 2027.
Nationals of countries outside the EU, EEA, Switzerland and the UK need a work permit before starting. The employer applies, and each permit covers one post, normally for up to 12 months (up to 36 months for some gaming posts).
Where to look
- Gambling Division: register of licence holders ↗
The official list of every licensed operator, B2B supplier and support-services firm. Build your employer shortlist from it.
- Gibraltar Betting and Gaming Association ↗
The trade association for Gibraltar-licensed gambling operators. Its members page shows who belongs, and it coordinates industry training.
- Gambling Act 2025 on Gibraltar Laws ↗
The current Act, its commencement notice and the 2026 regulations, including those for prediction markets.
- Gambling Commission (GB): personal management licences ↗
Lists the senior roles at GB-licensed operators that need a UK personal management licence.
Common questions
Is Gibraltar's gambling industry still hiring?
Yes, but the sector is smaller than it was. Gambling and betting jobs fell from 3,781 in October 2023 to 3,536 in October 2024, then by a further 78 by October 2025. After the UK duty rise in April 2026, Lottoland and Entain consulted Gibraltar staff on redundancies.
What is Gibraltar's Gambling Act 2025?
It is the law that replaced the Gambling Act 2005. It came into force on 1 April 2026, apart from Part 5 on regulated individuals. Firms licensed under the 2005 Act are treated as licensed under the new Act, so they did not have to reapply.
Do I need a personal licence to work for a gambling company in Gibraltar?
It depends on the role. Part 5 of Gibraltar's Act, on approval of regulated individuals, was not commenced on 1 April 2026. At GB-licensed operators, the heads of finance, compliance, marketing, gambling IT and anti-money laundering need a UK personal management licence.
Sources
- HM Government of Gibraltar Statistics Office: Employment Survey Report 2024 (October 2024)
- HM Government of Gibraltar Statistics Office: Employment Survey Report 2025 (October 2025)
- Gambling Division: Register of Licence Holders
- Gambling Division: Getting Licensed
- Gibraltar Laws: Gambling Act 2025
- Gibraltar Laws: Gambling Act 2025 Notice of Commencement, LN 2026/064
- GOV.UK: Changes to gambling duties (26 November 2025)
- Gambling Commission (Great Britain): LCCP condition 1.2.1, specified management offices
- GBC News: Entain announces further redundancies following UK Gaming Tax rise (16 September 2026)
- GBC News: Lottoland begins redundancy consultation (23 July 2026)
- Gibraltar Betting and Gaming Association
- HM Government of Gibraltar, Department of Employment: Registration explained (vacancies and work permits)
- Gibraltar Laws: Employment Regulations 1994, consolidated to 27 August 2026 (entitled workers, reg 6(4); work permits, reg 7)
Last reviewed: 8 November 2026. General information, not legal or immigration advice.