About Kasinolicenser
Kasinolicenser explains casino licences in plain language for readers in Denmark aged 18 or over. This page covers why the site exists, how we work and how we make money.
Why this site exists
Many casino sites show a licence at the bottom of the page but rarely explain what it means. A logo does not tell you who supervises the casino, which rules it has to follow or where you can complain. We want to make those answers easier to find.
What we do
- We cover the licences from Malta, Estonia and the rest of the EU and EEA, as well as from Curaçao, Anjouan and Gibraltar.
- We show the licences side by side, so you can compare them yourself.
- We explain how to check a licence in the regulator’s own register.
How we work
We base the licence information on official sources: laws, registers and regulators’ guidance. Each licence page shows when it was last updated. When we say a casino holds a particular licence, we have looked the company up in the regulator’s register or licence list.
Rules and registers change, and we cannot promise that everything is always completely up to date. So check the licence yourself if you are thinking of opening an account.
What we do not do
- We do not offer gambling ourselves or accept bets.
- We are not a regulator and have no connection with the Danish Gambling Authority or the other authorities we write about.
- We do not give legal advice. Our pages are general information.
- We do not rank the licences, and we do not call a casino safe just because it has a licence.
- We do not promise winnings.
Our selection of casinos
On our pages with casino cards, we show the same selection of foreign casinos. None of them holds a Danish licence. Some show no licence at all, and a foreign licence does not allow a casino to offer gambling in Denmark. A place in the selection is neither an endorsement of a casino’s licence nor proof that the casino accepts players from Denmark. Some of the casinos list Denmark among the excluded countries in their terms.
The score on each card is our own rating of the casino. Bonuses and payment methods can change, so always read the casino’s own terms.
How we make money
Kasinolicenser is free to use. The site is funded by commission: we may be paid when you open an account and deposit through one of our links. That does not change what we write about the licences. Always set a limit for your gambling.
The team behind Kasinolicenser
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Kasper Mikkelsen
I studied journalism at the Danish School of Media and Journalism in Aarhus and have written about online gambling since around 2018. Today I focus on online casino reviews, licensing information and player guides, and I always try to look beyond the marketing claims.
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Ida Sørensen
I studied law at the University of Copenhagen and worked as a legal research assistant before I began writing about gambling licences. Today I focus on casino licensing and regulatory comparisons, and my aim is to make the rules clear without overwhelming readers with legal terminology.
Contact us
If you have a question or have found a mistake on the site, email [email protected]. We cannot deal with complaints about casinos, but our pages about the licences explain the complaint route under each licence.
Help and advice
Only play with money you can afford to lose, and set a limit before you start. If gambling takes up too much of your life, StopSpillet offers confidential advice on +45 70 22 28 25, and Center for Ludomani offers free, anonymous treatment on +45 70 11 18 10.