Yes. You have to be at least 18 or older to play for real money. If you are not 18 you can always play for fun at most online casinos. Some places even wants you to be at least 21 before they will alow you to place bets.

What happens if your teenager uses your credit card to gamble online without your permission?

Contact the casino immediately and explain the situation. Unfortunately many people have used this ploy to renege on their losses (I don't think anyone has complained to a casino that their teenaged son or daughter won money without their consent!) and most of the casinos will find it difficult to believe, but they might be willing to cooperate and return any lost funds. If the casino won't budge, report it to your bank as transactions made by a stolen card, then have your teenager thrown in Juvenile Hall for a few months. Don't plan on playing at this casino again, or many others like it. Most casinos share a "blacklist" of credit card accounts that have posed problems. Remember this is a business and instances of customer fraud are much higher than any fraud perpetrated by the casinos.

Note that Gambling debts by a minor are not collectable in any state in the U.S. However, if the credit card holder renegs on a debt, that card and residential address will be blacklisted throughout the industry.

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