Annual reports and publications
Annually, the Danish Gambling Authority publishes two publications in English.
- The annual report
- The report on illegal gambling
On this page, you will also find other relevant publications about the gambling market.
Publications from the Danish Gambling Authority 2021
The Danish Gambling Authority regularly release publications on the gambling sector and our work. Read or download publications from 2021.
Since the Danish Gambling Authority's helpline, StopSpillet (StopGambling) opened in 2019, the advisers have received 1,185 calls. The calls show, that the cast majority of the persons who have gambling problems are men, who started gambling at a young age.
Since the Danish Gambling Authority’s register of self-excluded players (ROFUS) was established in 2012, an increasing number of Danes have chosen to self-exclude from gambling.
Data from the Danish Gambling Authority shows that most of all gambling accounts for online casinos and betting in Denmark are created by men. At the same time, the accounts are in most instances held by men under 36.
The city court ruled in favour of the Danish Gambling Authority to have a record-breaking number of illegal websites blocked.
Publications from the Danish Gambling Authority 2020
The Danish Gambling Authority regularly release publications on the gambling sector and our work. Read or download publications from 2020.
Figures from 2019 shows that Danes gambled less than Norway, Sweden, Iceland and Finland.
After a constant growt since 2012, statistics from 2019 show a small decrease in the Danish gambling market.
Fact sheet describing the development in the Danish online gambling market since the partial liberalisation in 2012.
Fact sheet depicting the development in the Danish gambling market during the first seven weeks of the Danish Covid-19 lockdown
Fact sheet about the blocking of 16 illegal websites
Facts and results from the first year of the helpline StopSpillet
Report on illegal gambling
Annually, the Danish Gambling Authority publishes a report on illegal online gambling and on our work in the area. Read or download the Danish Gambling Authority’s latest and previous reports on illegal gambling.
Annual report
The Danish Gambling Authority reports on its activities during the past year in articles. The annual report includes key numbers and statistics for the present year. Read or download the Danish Gambling Authority’s latest and previous annual reports.
Stories and statistics from the DGA 2020.
Stories and statistics from the DGA 2018.
Stories and statistics from the DGA 2017.
Stories and statistics from the DGA 2016.
Stories and statistics from the DGA 2015.
Stories and statistics from the DGA 2014.
Stories and statistics from the DGA 2013.
Stories and statistics from the DGA 2012.
Publications about the gambling market
Here, you will find different publications and reports that all relate to the Danish gambling market.
SFI’s reports on compulsive gambling in Denmark
Declaration
At GREF’s annual meeting in 2018, gambling regulators from 17 primarily European countries discussed a declaration, of which Denmark is now co-signer. Below you will find the declaration.
On their concerns related to the blurring of lines between gambling and gaming
Agreement on new initiatives against compulsive gambling and adjustments to the gambling agreement
In June 2018, a political agreement on new initiatives against compulsive gambling and adjustments to the gambling agreement was formed. Read or download the Danish Gambling Authority's unofficial English translation of the agreement.
Code of conduct prepared by the gambling industry
With the Agreement on new initiatives against compulsive gambling and adjustments to the gambling agreement (29 June 2018), it was decided that the gambling industry must discuss a code of conduct to increase consumer protection and contribute to preventing gambling from becoming an addiction.
Together, parties from the gambling industry have prepared the Code of conduct for the gambling industry that came into force on the 1st of July 2019.
Read the Code of conduct on the Danish Online Gambling Association's (DOGA) website