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HGC framework covers eight land-based casino operators in Greece

Licences & markets

Source: Hellenic Gaming Commission

Greece’s Hellenic Gaming Commission (HGC) says eight land-based casino enterprises currently operate under licences issued under Laws 2206/1994 and 3139/2003. Articles 357–378 of Law 4512/2018 later updated provisions for casino licensing and operations.

The stated count and legal framework give operators and investors a snapshot of Greece’s licensed land-based casino market.

Earlier licence decisions by Hellenic Gaming Commission

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
ThrillTechNot statedHGC grants ThrillTech Category A1 manufacturer licence for GreeceNot stated
Not namedNot statedHGC sets out licensing rules for amusement gaming machines in GreeceNot stated

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