Germany’s State Treaty evaluation must balance player protection evidence with channeling and black market risks.
Germany’s State Treaty evaluation must balance player protection evidence with channeling and black market risks.
The 2026 Gaming in Germany Conference in Berlin will address regulation, black market enforcement, new products and Austria.
The 2026 Gaming in Germany Conference in Berlin will focus on regulation, black market enforcement and new iGaming opportunities.
State Treaty on Gaming 2021 faces reform pressure as CDU Economic Council cites black market growth and legal risks.
iGaming Germany 2026 opens in Munich with sharp debate on regulation, innovation, compliance and black market risks.
iGaming Germany 2026 in Munich will spotlight regulation, AI, retail betting and growth across Germany’s evolving gaming market
The black market will determine whether the 2026 State Treaty on Gaming is considered a success—because only a strong legal market can enable effective player protection.
Gaming Compliance International becomes headline partner of the ICE World Gaming Forum, strengthening the global fight against illegal markets and supporting transparent, data-driven governance.
Germany’s iGaming market under review: The latest Gaming in Germany webinar provided expert insights into current regulatory trends, taxation, and the evaluation of the 2021 State Gambling Treaty — with more in-depth discussions to follow at the Gaming in Germany Conference on November 11, 2025, in Berlin.
Germany’s regulated iGaming market is changing fast: On October 7 at 15:00 CET, a free webinar with Joerg Hofmann (Melchers Law) and Josh Hodgson (H2) will highlight new rules, market risks, and regulatory perspectives – plus a live Q&A.
As a result of growing regulatory pressure and increasing tax rates, black-market operators have made significant gains in the Netherlands in recent months.
The German Sports Betting Association (DSWV) issued a stern warning about the rising growth of the black market for sports betting during its recent annual press conference.