EEEP reviews VIP programmes and identity checks in Greece

By SectorWire desk · 13 October 2026

Summary

Greece’s EEEP is reviewing online player identification and VIP programmes. Greek press reports say the regulator sent questionnaires to all 18 licensed operators about programme rules, player numbers and benefits. Reports also describe a possible central identity check using government services, which would require a legal basis.

Why it matters

The review could affect operators’ VIP management and how they identify players seeking self-exclusion.

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