Spillemyndigheden to obstruct 55 unlicensed sites focusing on Denmark

Spillemyndigheden, Denmark's gambling controller has tied down a court endorsement to hinder 55 sites that had been working without the important licenses in the country.

This is the most elevated single number of destinations to be cut off since the controller started blocking unlawful sites in 2012. Counting the 55, it has now impeded an aggregate of 145 areas to date.

Spillemyndigheden at first mentioned the sites being referred to stop tasks in Denmark, however after they neglected to do as such, it took its case to court.

The controller had the option to check that the entirety of the sites had been offering games in the country without a permit during a consultation on Walk 2, and were consequently in penetrate of public regulations.

The court maintained Spillemyndigheden's choice and it has now initiated the way toward obstructing the sites. The case might be liable to appeal.

The controller split the 55 rejected destinations into five gatherings: online club; online gambling club and lottery; online gambling club and web based wagering; online gambling club, lottery and web based wagering; and skin betting.

A absolute of 23 skin wagering sites were managed to be in break of Danish guidelines, 22 locales offered online gambling club, four destinations worked online gambling club and lottery games, four destinations were devoted to online club and internet wagering, while two locales ran online gambling club, lottery and online betting.

Spillemyndigheden Director Anders Dorph said: "One of our most significant assignments is to shield players from unlawful betting. Simultaneously, we should guarantee that the suppliers who are permitted to offer games in Denmark can work their business under efficient conditions.

"The record number plainly shows that the focused on endeavors are required, and we will in this manner keep up the expanded concentration in the future."