Culture and history

The origins of the modern way of life go back to the era of Yugoslavia, where legal forms - lotteries and sweepstakes - existed in a controlled environment and were perceived as socially acceptable entertainment.

After the 2000s, the country experienced waves of liberalization: private bookmakers, gaming clubs and modern casinos appeared; a "street" betting culture was formed - betting on football and basketball at points at quarterly cafes.

Belgrade has become a symbol of evening leisure: casinos, poker series and night "alloys" on the Sava and Danube combine music, gastronomy and play.

Regional identity - Red Star derby vs Partizan, NBA/Euroleague love - fuels betting and fan communities.

In popular culture, gambling has become entrenched as part of urban life and the hospitality industry, maintaining respect for the traditions of "kafan," but in the digital era, increasingly moving into a mobile format.