Denmark proposes gambling-advertising restrictions and affiliate revenue-share ban
The proposal would restrict affiliate remuneration and sports advertising while preserving visitor-based payments.
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The proposal would restrict affiliate remuneration and sports advertising while preserving visitor-based payments.
The proposal would change advertising rules, licence requirements and enforcement powers for gambling operators in Denmark.
The court decision enables Denmark’s regulator to require internet providers to block gambling domains through DNS restrictions.
The figures show higher gross revenue across Denmark’s regulated gambling market.
The figures show increased gambling expenditure, particularly on betting.
The process provides operators with a route to apply for Danish land-based casino licences.
Applicants can seek permission to establish and run Danish land-based casinos.
The figures show year-on-year spending growth and stronger expansion in online gambling.
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