Gaming in the Nordics highlights Nordic regulation, compliance and channelization at its Copenhagen launch event.

Ewa Bakun will highlight applied gambling research and evidence-based player protection at iGB L!VE’s Sustainable Gambling Zone.

State Treaty on Gaming 2021 faces reform pressure as CDU Economic Council cites black market growth and legal risks.

iGaming Germany 2026 in Munich will focus on regulation, channelisation, AI and retail gaming across the DACH market.

Gaming in Holland Conference 2026 will focus on Dutch market updates, player protection and reclaiming share from illegal operators.

Online gambling while traveling can create legal and payout risks, especially when German rules, geoblocking and VPN use collide.

Gaming in Holland Conference 2026 in Amsterdam brings key decision makers together on regulation, growth and player protection.

European gambling rules face a key test: can tougher player protection curb harm without driving players to the black market?

David Schnabel outlines how MERKUR casinos aim to combine growth, responsibility and modern guest experiences in Germany and beyond.

The Gaming in Germany Conference 2026 returns to Berlin to discuss regulation, player protection and the future of German iGaming.

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.

OASIS is Germany’s central player exclusion system. With billions of checks each year, it will be pivotal in the 2026 evaluation of gambling regulation.