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GGL requires online gambling providers in Germany to connect to LUGAS systems

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Source: GGL (Germany)

Germany’s Joint Gambling Authority of the Länder says online gambling providers must connect to information systems used to monitor the market. It says LUGAS has included two systems managed by the authority since 1 January 2023, with Dataport operating them as a public-sector service provider.

Providers must connect to systems that support regulatory oversight, shared deposit limits and controls on simultaneous play.

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