Online casino is legal in Denmark only under a licence from Spillemyndigheden, and every holder of one is named in a public register anyone can read. None of the sites reviewed here is on that register. Stake runs a separate Danish site, stake.dk, reported as licensed in February 2026 under Stake Denmark A/S; it is not the stake.com reviewed here, and its licence covers only the Danish site. Danish law fines whoever advertises an unlicensed operator, not only the operator itself. ROFUS, the national self-exclusion register, reaches only licensed operators, so an unlicensed site never learns that you registered.
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Who licenses online casino in Denmark
Danish Gambling Authority (Spillemyndigheden)
Not one of the 27 operators we track holds a licence from the Danish Gambling Authority (Spillemyndigheden). We do not recommend an operator into a market that has not authorised it, so this page carries no links to any of them — and any comparison site that does rank them for you is ranking sites you are not licensed to use.
You can check any operator yourself against the regulator's public register before you deposit anywhere. If gambling is causing you harm, ROFUS self-exclusion is the route out.
ROFUS self-exclusionTaken from each operator's published terms. If you hold an account at one of these, it can be closed and a withdrawal refused on the grounds that you were never eligible.
