Casinos licensed by Spillemyndigheden (Denmark)

7 casinos in this sliceStrict regulators

Denmark opened its licensed online market in 2012, and serving Danish players without a Spillemyndigheden permit is not allowed. The regulator is strict: owner and financial vetting, mandatory player-protection tools, and an open list of licence holders maintained in English as well — so a non-Dane can check an operator too. The national self-exclusion scheme ROFUS works like Sweden’s Spelpaus: register once and you are cut off from every licensed operator in the country at once. The licence is bounded by the Danish market — beyond it, it remains a mark of operator quality but not a body to bring a dispute to.

Check the licence yourself

This regulator keeps an open public register. Look up the licence number from the casino footer, then confirm that the legal entity in the register matches the one named in the terms of service and that the status is active. The regulator logo proves nothing: an image is easy to copy.

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Casinos under other licences

Moderate regulators

Regulators with one or two casinos get no page of their own — they are listed on the hub.

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