Ida Sørensen
Writer with a legal background
About Ida Sørensen
My professional background is in law, which might seem like an unusual starting point for someone who writes about online casinos. However, understanding regulations and explaining complicated legal information have always been central to my work.
I studied law at the University of Copenhagen, where I became particularly interested in consumer protection, commercial regulations, and the legal responsibilities of online businesses. After completing my degree, I worked as a legal research assistant at a small consultancy in Copenhagen. My responsibilities included researching regulatory requirements, reviewing commercial documentation, and preparing summaries of legal developments for clients.
While working there, I occasionally encountered questions involving online gambling regulations and cross-border licensing. I found the subject surprisingly interesting, particularly the differences between gambling authorities and the requirements operators must meet in different jurisdictions.
My transition into writing happened gradually. I began taking freelance assignments that involved simplifying legal and regulatory information for general audiences. One of my early projects was an introductory guide explaining how online gambling licences work and why licensing matters to players. That project opened the door to more specialised work in the iGaming industry.
Since then, I’ve focused on casino licensing reviews, regulatory comparisons, and articles examining the legal and operational standards of gambling platforms. I’m especially interested in the Danish Gambling Authority, the Malta Gaming Authority, and how different regulatory frameworks affect consumer protection.
When researching a casino, I pay particular attention to licence details, ownership information, withdrawal conditions, dispute procedures, and responsible gambling policies.
I believe that understanding who regulates a casino is just as important as understanding the games it offers. My aim is to make licensing and compliance information accessible to readers without overwhelming them with legal terminology.