Germany’s licensed sports betting industry is preparing for a significant increase in wagering activity during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. However, industry representatives have expressed concern that a substantial portion of betting activity may flow to unlicensed offshore operators rather than remain within the country’s regulated gambling market....
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iGaming News, Laws
September 25, 2025
GGL warns of illegal gambling risks for young people
The issue of illegal online gambling has become an increasingly pressing concern in Germany and across Europe. Despite national regulations and strict licensing requirements, unauthorized platforms continue to attract players,...
iGaming News, Laws
September 23, 2025
GGL promotes awareness on illegal gambling activities
The German Gambling Authority (GGL) is once again preparing for its nationwide National Day of Action Against Gambling Addiction, an initiative aimed at raising awareness of gambling-related harm and promoting...
Business News, iGaming News
May 23, 2025
Tipico adds 3. Liga to its German football portfolio
The German Football Association (DFB), the official governing body for football in Germany, has confirmed a notable expansion of its ongoing collaboration with Tipico, a leading sports betting provider within...
Laws
March 30, 2025
How Germany’s Glücksspielstaatsvertrag affects operators
Over the past few years, Germany has undergone significant regulatory changes in its gambling sector, primarily through the implementation of the Glücksspielstaatsvertrag (GSpV). This legal framework aims to create a...
Licenses & Payments
January 16, 2025
The Role of Licensing in Germany’s Gambling Industry
Gambling in Germany has undergone significant regulatory changes, establishing a framework designed to protect players and ensure fair practices. As you navigate this evolving landscape, understanding the role of licensing...