Denmark introduces B2B supplier licensing for gambling technology companies
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Garance Limouzy
Summary
Denmark is implementing a new B2B licensing regime for gambling suppliers, shifting from operator-only supervision to direct accountability for technology companies behind betting and casino products. As a mature, orderly market, Denmark serves as a test case for how regulated markets can impose tougher demands on suppliers without driving players to unlicensed sites. The focus is on regulatory oversight of B2B providers rather than chasing rapid market growth.
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Denmark is not a gold-rush market, it is mature, orderly and closely watched.
a jurisdiction where the legal market is strong enough to impose tougher demands without pushing players wholesale towards unlicensed sites
For suppliers, the Danish model is less about chasing a fast-
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