Denmark Casino, Poker & Betting News 2026
Denmark: casino, poker and sports-betting news, regulation, licences and operators.
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iGaming Affiliates Losing Clout in Regulated Markets
In regulated online gambling, the power balance shifts: Affiliates lose influence as compliance requirements and broader acquisition strategies weaken their negotiating position. Denmark even warned in 2025 of money laundering risks with certain affiliate models.
Denmark: Gambling Authority Encourages 'Summer Break' from Gaming for Youth
Denmark's gambling authority, Spillemyndigheden, launched a summer campaign encouraging younger players to take a "summer break" from gambling and register for self-exclusion with ROFUS, running until August 2.
Denmark Blocks More Illegal Gambling Sites, Strengthens Online Security
In 2025, Denmark blocked 334 unlicensed gambling websites. This happened after expanding checks on domains, apps, affiliates, and social platforms.
Denmark: Spillemyndigheden Sends Gambling Behavior on Summer Vacation
The Danish Gambling Authority Spillemyndigheden launched a new campaign, "Send your game on summer vacation". It encourages players to use the national self-exclusion register ROFUS for breaks ranging from 24 hours to at least one year.
Denmark Imposes Strict Advertising Rules for Live Sports Betting
Denmark is planning tight regulations for gambling advertising around live sports broadcasts, including a "whistle-to-whistle" ban. The bill aims to reduce the public's exposure to gambling ads and is expected to take effect by January 2027 at the latest.
Denmark Doubles Crackdown on Illegal Gambling Sites as Blocks Exceed 330
Denmark's Spillemyndigheden has blocked an impressive 359 illegal gambling websites since 2012, with 178 sites taken down in 2025 alone, marking a significant success for Director Anders Dorph.
Denmark's Black Market Battle: New Threats from Influencers in Focus
Denmark's gambling authority, Spillemyndigheden, reports new challenges in combating illegal gambling, including promotion by influencers. Despite an 89% decrease in visits to blocked sites, unregulated offerings remain a problem.
Nordic Countries Lead iGaming Regulation Discussion: High Compliance in Denmark
A recent event in Copenhagen highlighted the growing role of Nordic states in gambling regulation. Industry representatives agreed: operators in Denmark show very high compliance, according to Anders Dorph of Spillemyndigheden.