Eleven published clauses put Czechia on the excluded roll

Eleven operators put Czechia on the roll of territories their terms exclude, each clause read on 26 August 2026. Eleven is also the commonest figure across the ten European pages published here, which makes the roster behind it more interesting than the total: of the thirty-eight rolls opened for this index, twenty-seven were published with Czechia absent, and sixty-two operators in the library have a clause awaiting a reader.

Eleven clauses that name Czechia

Two of these were read as live pages on 26 August 2026, the remaining nine from archived copies.

A four-way tie at eleven

Slovakia, Romania and Latvia carry the same figure, and seven names run through all four rolls. The differences sit in the four remaining slots: PlayAmo, Winz.io, Rocketpot and Playbet.io name Czechia, whereas Slovakia collects Wild.io and DuckDice in place of the first two. A single number therefore covers four different sets of companies, which is the argument for printing rosters instead of scores.

Further down the scale, Hungary is the quietest file here at nine, read from the same documents in the same pass.

The addresses above repay a second look. Playbet.io serves its terms on a Brazilian-Portuguese path, Mirax on an Australian one, Oshi Casino and Slotum on Canadian ones, Bitkingz on a German one. One clause reaches readers through several regional doorways, and the reading here follows whichever doorway the document was found behind, which is why the column prints the full path rather than a bare brand name.

Two of the eleven were read live. Nine came from archives.

A figure repeating four times across neighbouring countries invites a regional explanation, and the rosters withhold one. Four rolls overlapping by seven names and differing in the tail is what independent drafting looks like; a shared regional rule would have produced four identical rolls, and it did the opposite.

The comparison table

Eight of the twelve rows carry an empty country cell, and that emptiness is a statement about this index rather than about the operator: the clause remains unread. The four with a number behind them published rolls of one, two, fifteen and forty-two countries, with Czechia outside all four.

What this file leaves to statute

A restricted-territory roll is a commercial term. It shows what one company wrote about accounts from Czechia on a stated date, and it stops being evidence the moment the question changes to what the law of the country requires. That question belongs to legislation and to the authority charged with enforcing it, sources of a different kind, and no answer to it is attempted here. Country counts are ranked on the index home, and the methodology note records how a document earns its place.