Promosport

Promosport is Tunisia's genuine, state-owned sports-betting and lottery monopoly, established in 1984 under the legal framework of Law n.74-21 and Decree-Law No. 74-20 (1974), regulated by the Ministry of Youth and Sports. It is the sole legal provider of sports prediction games for Tunisian citizens, alongside the National Lottery (Loterie Nationale Tunisienne), while land-based casinos remain restricted to foreign passport holders only. As a monopoly facing no domestic competition, Promosport has no need to run a competitive first-deposit welcome bonus - this reflects its market structure, not a weakness. We report the broader regulatory context honestly: a 25% withholding tax applies to all legal gambling winnings, and the framework notably lacks mandatory deposit limits or reality-check requirements for player protection, a genuine gap worth knowing. Significantly, a draft law submitted 19 January 2026 proposes criminalizing unlicensed online gambling with prison sentences of 1-5 years and fines up to 500,000 TND, alongside mandated ISP and payment-provider blocks against offshore operators - representing a major enforcement shift from Tunisia's previous grey-market tolerance. The minimum gambling age is 18, unified across all verticals, and legal transactions occur in Tunisian Dinar.