Policy & regulatory briefing Germany

Webinar - The upcoming opening of Europe's biggest gaming market

German gaming regulation is about to undergo profound changes. On 01 July, the new State Treaty on Gaming (GlüStV 2021) will enter into force. It marks a milestone: For the first time, an unlimited number of nationwide licenses for online slots and online poker can be issued. In addition, forms of gaming which are already licensed will also be confronted with regulatory changes: new instruments like the state-run limit database will require extensive implementation efforts on the operators’ side.

Yet, important questions remain: how will online table games be regulated? When will the licensing procedures for online slots and online poker start, and which stakeholders will be involved in them? How will the Federal States’ new Common Authority on Gaming be structured? And (how) will be enforcement efforts be stepped up from 01 July onwards?

Hogan Lovells and Bernstein Group are leading experts in solving complex legal issues and delivering impact in the political sphere. Together, we combine our expert knowledge to assess and change both the legal and the political playing field. In light of the business opportunities and remaining legal uncertainties we invite you to our webinar on The upcoming opening of Europe’s biggest gaming market – Germany.

In this 45-minute policy update, we will give you an outlook on the imminent changes to the political and regulatory framework in Germany. Besides taking a look at the new State Treaty on Gaming and its impact especially on the online gaming market, we will give insights into how both the new Common Authority on Gaming and the interim regulator in Saxony-Anhalt will carry out their work. There will also be room to answer any questions you may have.


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