Berlin court refuses stay of €250,000 coercive payment against Capital Bra
The payment is enforceable while the underlying dispute remains unresolved and a further appeal remains possible.
Decisions and reporting involving GGL.
Regulatory decisions and related reporting.
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Co-mentions in the same reports. These do not establish a business relationship. Countries identify the subject of reporting, not where a company operates.
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The payment is enforceable while the underlying dispute remains unresolved and a further appeal remains possible.
The reported disagreement over the scale of illegal online gambling informs enforcement and legal-market decisions.
The GGL’s finding identifies unlawful elements of FIFA’s previous World Cup ticket sales process, highlighting regulatory concerns.
The FAQ clarifies the advertising restrictions and player protection obligations that operators and advertisers must follow in Germany.
Research and advisory providers can assess the tender’s scope, stated value and submission deadline.
The review signals that German oversight may need to adjust as business models and technology change.
The GGL’s proposals seek greater regulatory flexibility as operators’ business models and technical structures change.
Planned regulatory information sharing covers operators and supporting businesses, while GGL’s enforcement approach encompasses studios, aggregators, platforms and technical suppliers.
Suppliers could face enforcement as regulators plan greater information sharing on operators, supporting businesses and new business models.
The suspected illegal gambling operation prompted industry associations to call for a review of the GGL’s channelisation estimates.
GGL's IP-blocking orders face judicial limits as German states seek broader powers amid identified structural enforcement shortcomings.
The free licence checker lets users compare German online casino domains against the GGL whitelist.
The commentary examines operator and player permissions, a new stake limit and GGL practice concerning illegal gambling.
Operators connect to LUGAS, which prevents further deposits once players reach the applicable limit across operators.
The guidance explains legal exposure associated with event betting offered to German users.
The guidance warns providers and users about the legal consequences of prediction market activity in Germany.
The FAQ provides operators information on Germany’s treatment of these event contracts.
The guidance clarifies legal exposure for offering or accessing societal-event bets from Germany.
The project aims to improve operator data for additional regulatory checks.
The removals restrict sites that could be mistaken for authorised Tipwin services.
The work develops the data infrastructure used for German online gambling supervision.
The infrastructure expansion supports evidence used in the treaty review.
The planned expansion concerns the infrastructure used to oversee cross-operator gambling deposits.
The work supports the data infrastructure used to supervise Germany’s legal online gambling market.
The collaboration supports the infrastructure used for Germany’s online gambling oversight.
The intervention seeks evidence and review of the higher virtual-slot stake limit.
The annual rotation changes the GGL board’s chair before the gambling framework review.
The restriction limits access to ADI Predictstreet in Germany.
The review concerns advertising by a platform without a German gambling licence.
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