
Denmark Breaks Record: 178 Illegal Gambling Sites Blocked
Spillemyndigheden blocks 178 illegal gambling sites—the highest ever. Ensuring player safety and protecting Danish market integrity.
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Spillemyndigheden blocks 178 illegal gambling sites—the highest ever. Ensuring player safety and protecting Danish market integrity.

The Danish Gambling Authority expands its enforcement efforts, tackling illegal gambling and the rise of 'Robux betting.'

Thunderkick receives a Danish B2B licence, solidifying its presence in Denmark’s regulated market until 2029 and expanding its EU operations.

The Danish Gambling Authority invites operators to apply for land-based bingo licences, starting January 2025, under a regulated framework.

KSA and Spillemyndigheden enforce tighter policies on responsible gaming and AML compliance for online operators.

NetBet extends its presence in Denmark through strategic partnerships with top gaming providers to enhance player experience.

The Danish Gambling Authority intensifies its crackdown on unlicensed gambling, blocking 79 illegal websites to protect consumers.

The Danish Gambling Authority invites feedback on updated reporting requirements set to take effect in 2025.

Denmark's self-exclusion registry ROFUS reaches 50,000 individuals opting out of gambling, signaling a shift in addiction management.

Spillemyndigheden, Denmark's gambling regulator, issues three orders against Mr Green for failing to meet anti-money laundering standards.

Denmark's Gambling Authority is enforcing AML regulations on SkillOnNet, setting a precedent for online gambling's regulatory landscape.

NetBet's collaboration with Hacksaw Gaming enhances its Danish iGaming portfolio, offering players an elevated gaming experience.

Discover key insights from the Danish Gambling Authority's latest study on online gambling habits in Denmark

Denmark's Gambling Authority invites industry feedback on GoAML indicators to combat money laundering and terrorist financing in gaming