Online and offline betting in Germany is allowed with a license issued/recognized by GGL.
To protect players, OASIS (single self-exclusion) and LUGAS (cross-operator accounting of limits and activity) operate; basic monthly deposit - €1,000 with the possibility of increasing after in-depth verification.
Prematch and live markets, cashout are allowed, but aggressive mechanics and stimulation of "high-risk" patterns are prohibited; advertising is strictly regulated, including content, channels and time limits.
Age verification, KYC/AML, behavior monitoring, and rapid risk interventions are required.
It is important for players to play only with licensed operators and use limits/self-exclusion.
Bundesliga is the main betting object in Germany: a dense calendar, high broadcast availability, developed statistics and a predictable line of markets. We analyze how bets on German football are arranged within the framework of strict rules (KYC, LUGAS, responsible game), which markets are popular, how live works and what is important for the player to know.
Learn more →In addition to football, legal operators in Germany are actively betting on hockey (DEL), basketball (BBL/Euroleague) and handball (LIQUI MOLY HBL, European tournaments). We analyze the calendar, popular markets, live specifics and how German rules (KYC, LUGAS, OASIS) affect the player's experience.
Learn more →Three recognizable brands of the German legal market are Tipico, Bwin and Bet-at-home. We look at GGL licenses, lines and live, applications, payments (Sofort/Giropay/SEPA, PayPal - limited), as well as responsible play tools (LUGAS, OASIS, KYC).
Learn more →How legal smartphone bets work in Germany: identity verification (KYC), nationwide LUGAS limits, OASIS self-exclusion, bank payments (Sofort/Giropay/SEPA), live markets, Bet Builder and cash-out. We give a checklist for choosing an application, the nuances of privacy (GDPR, 2FA) and advice on responsible play.
Learn more →How Germany went from local tournaments to the largest events in Europe: leading organizations (BIG, MOUZ, SK), studios in Berlin and Cologne, the role of ESL and Gamescom, university leagues, media and sponsors, legal nuances and prospects 2025-2030.
Learn more →What and where can be advertised: key bans GlüStV 2021, the role of the GGL regulator, the "watershed" in time, the ban on athletes in advertising, restrictions on live broadcasts and in sports facilities, tightening rules for streamers and platforms.
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