GERMANY
Berlin
Poland
Germany
Law and Practice Contributed by: Jörg Hofmann, Matthias Spitz and Michelle Hembury Melchers
Czech Republic
France
Slovakia
Austria
Contents 1. Introduction p.181 1.1 Current Outlook and Recent Changes p.181 2. Jurisdictional Overview p.183 2.1 Online Gambling p.183 2.2 Land-Based Gambling p.184 3. Legislative Framework p.184 3.1 Key Legislation p.184 3.2 Definition of Gambling p.185 3.3 Definition of Land-Based Gambling p.185 3.4 Definition of Online Gambling p.185 3.5 Key Offences p.185 3.6 Penalties for Unlawful Gambling p.185 4. Licensing and Regulatory Framework p.185
4.1 Regulatory Authority p.185 4.2 Regulatory Approach p.186 4.3 Types of Licences p.186 4.4 Availability of Licences p.186 4.5 Duration of Licences p.186 4.6 Application Requirements p.187
4.7 Application Timing p.187 4.8 Application Fees p.187
4.9 Ongoing Annual Fees p.187 4.10 Personal Licensing p.187 5. Land-Based Gambling p.187
5.1 Premises Licensing p.187 6. Online Gambling p.188 6.1 B2C Licences p.188 6.2 B2B Licences (Suppliers, Software, Etc) p.188 6.3 Affiliates p.188 6.4 White Labels p.188 6.5 Technical Measures p.188 7. Responsible Gambling (RG), Also Known as Safer Gambling (SG) p.189 7.1 RG Requirements p.189 7.2 Gambling Management Tools p.189 8. Anti-Money Laundering (AML) p.190 8.1 AML Legislation p.190 8.2 AML Requirements p.190
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