The gaming industry in Denmark is regulated by the Gaming Act, and it can seem complex. This article gives you an overview of the key points in the law so you can be informed about what is legal and illegal when it comes to games.

The Danish Gambling Authority is the public authority responsible for regulating and supervising gambling in Denmark. They issue licenses to operators who wish to offer games legally, and ensure that the games are conducted in a fair and responsible manner.

• Casino games

• Online casino and betting

• Land-based betting

• Non-profit lotteries

The Danish gaming market is partially liberalized. This means that the state has a monopoly on certain forms of gambling, such as lottery, which may only be offered by Danske Spil.

• Online lotteries

• Cash deposits

• Transfer between gaming accounts

• Pyramid schemes

The Gambling Authority works to promote responsible gaming, and most gaming providers have tools to help players set limits on their bets and play time.

Oscar Bang from CasinoUdenMitID.co said: "All players should gamble responsibly, and since gambling is so addictive, players can sign up for ROFUS or even get help from various resources such as the Gambling Authority."

This is just a brief overview of the Gaming Act. For more information on specific rules and licenses, you can visit the Gambling Authority's website: Gambling Authority website: https://www.spillemyndigheden.dk/.

Note: The law can be changed at any time. The article is for guidance and should not be taken as legal advice.

Oscar Bang

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