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GGL and Dataport continue development of Germany’s LUGAS monitoring system

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Germany’s GGL said it is continuing to develop LUGAS with Dataport, which supports the platform’s operational management. The system processed data from more than 60 licensed operators and about five million registered players in 2025; from 2027, analysis will increasingly use Safe Server data to assess player-protection measures and the regulated market.

Operators’ data feeds into LUGAS, which the GGL uses to monitor Germany’s regulated online gambling market and assess safeguards.

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