“The Danish gaming legislation can be characterized as a difficult balancing act between consideration for tradition and the desire to nevertheless permit a gaming market.” The future of gaming in Denmark.

Under heavy pressure of the European Commission the Danish Government revealed plans to implement a regulated and liberalization of the gaming market. Opening up the betting market for non-Danish gambling companies is planned by the Government in 2009.

Danske Spil Products offers Lotto (Wednesday and Saturday), Joker, Football Pools (Tips 13 and Tips 12 and goal scoregame), Oddset (Bookmaking), Instant Scratch Lotteries and Horse Race Games.
Subsidiary company: Dansk Automatspil (Slot machines).
Lotto and scratch-off ticket games will continue to be under the sole jurisdiction of Danske Spil.

Online sales Danske Spil

Interactive gambling started with online sports games in April 2002. By the end of 2002, all games of Danske Spil were sold on the Internet. This includes sports games, numbers games, instant games and horse racing games.

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Van der Gaast is co-author of the 'Privatisation of state-controlled gambling operators' and was co-author of several versions of the 'Internet Gambling Report'. Above that he conducted the reports: 'The Gaming and Lottery Files', 'European Research Report: Internet Gaming in Europe' and the '4th Edition of the Global Gambling Report’ (European segment), the most authoritative source of information in the gambling industry'.

Rob is also co-author of MECN’s “Local expert insights - “The Balkan Gambling Markets Report on the gambling markets in Greece, Turkey, Croatia, Bulgaria, Romania, Slovenia, Serbia, and Montenegro. Above that, Rob van der Gaast writes articles for IGamingNews (the gambling industry's premier e-magazine) as European correspondent, Lottery Insider, ISA-CASINOS, etc. Rob van der Gaast was Head of Sports of National Dutch Radio for eight years.

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