Denmark issues separate licences for betting and online casino; poker is covered by the casino framework. The Danish Gambling Authority’s directory was updated on 6 July 2026 and publishes legal entities, approved domains and licence categories. Atlas matched all nine Danish relationships to exact current entries on 28 July 2026.
The official directory identifies licence holders, approved consumer domains and licence categories. Its displayed update date is 6 July 2026; Atlas matched nine current brand relationships to exact entries on 28 July 2026.
Betting and online casino are separate licence categories. A betting licence can cover online and land-based sales and may be valid for up to five years; applicants seeking both categories must apply and pay for both.
Licensed online gambling is restricted to people aged 18 or over. Operators must provide deposit limits, account-level self-exclusion, at least 90 days of gambling history and intervention when behaviour indicates potential harm.
ROFUS allows temporary or permanent exclusion from online gambling, land-based casinos and betting at licensed dealers. StopSpillet provides confidential advice and routes to free treatment.
Only operators holding a Danish licence may target the Danish market or advertise gambling services. The regulator accepts reports and can seek court-ordered website blocking.
Jurisdiction-specific records from official registers and regulator sources. Brands we track link to their house page. Restricted, revoked and other non-active statuses remain visible when supported by an official source.