Iraq is the one market here that more schedules name than skip

Twenty-one against seventeen

Twenty-one operators list Iraq among the territories excluded by their own published terms. Seventeen published a schedule that was read here and carried the country nowhere in it. Across the five markets in this batch, only on this page does the first figure outrun the second.

Five brands that stop here

Eleven of the twenty-one rows above sit outside Jordan's roster, and five of those eleven keep the shortest documents on the shelf.

Empire.io keeps the shortest schedule read anywhere in this library: six of the 122 territories, with Iraq alongside Estonia, the United Kingdom, the United States, Trinidad and Tobago and Australia. CoinCasino runs to eleven, Wolf.bet to eighteen, Playbet.io to nineteen and Instant Casino to twenty. Wolf.bet extends to Lebanon as well; the other four reach Iraq and stop.

That is the difference between Iraq's twenty-one and the totals along the rest of this stretch. Elsewhere in the region the count is carried mainly by platform-scale documents — Oshi Casino at 105 territories, Mirax at 103, 7Bit Casino at 102 — where a single line describes a distribution model. Here, five compact schedules were compiled market by market and each of them arrived at the same country.

What the seventeen carry

Seventeen operators published a schedule that was opened, read, and found to hold no reference to Iraq. Seventeen is the smallest absence group among the five pages in this batch, and the sentence describing it stays deliberately narrow.

Three things sit outside such a document and shape the outcome anyway: the payment partner standing behind the cashier, the identity checks an operator applies before releasing a payout, and any revision made to the terms since the capture date. A schedule read on 26 August 2026 describes itself on that date.

Sixty-two documents outside both columns

Sixty-two of the hundred operators in this library keep a restricted-territory clause that was never retrieved: pages moved, terms asked for a sign-in, archives held nothing usable. They appear in neither figure above, and their empty cell records the state of the reading rather than any position held by the operator. The methodology page keeps the rule in one place.

The document type, stated plainly

Everything counted here is contract text drafted by an operator, shaped by licence conditions, payment partners and a company's own view of where its product belongs, and revised whenever that company decides. A schedule that runs to six territories and one that runs to 105 look alike in a table and were produced by very different processes, which is the argument for printing the roster underneath the total.

Of the twelve operators set out in the comparison table at the foot of this page, one appears in the roster above as well: Bets.io, from its own fourteen-entry schedule. The eleven others either published a document that was read with Iraq outside it or belong to the unopened sixty-two.

For the neighbouring counts, Israel comes to eighteen and Saudi Arabia to nine, while the country index holds the full range.