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GGL warns unlicensed gambling operators face reliability concerns in Germany

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Source: GGL (Germany)

Germany’s Gambling College of the Länder stated on 22 June 2022 that operators entering the German market after 1 July 2021 without a required licence are generally considered unreliable. It said this assessment can extend to connected companies and controlling persons, and that unlicensed gambling is subject to regulatory action and may also carry criminal liability.

The position sets out potential licensing and reliability consequences for operators offering gambling in Germany without authorisation.

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