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ISO RS

Serbia: gambling regulation and licensing

Republic of Serbia

  • Online sports bettingRegulated
  • Online casinoRegulated
  • Online pokerProhibited
  • Online bingoMonopoly
  • Lottery and iLotteryMonopoly
  • Land-based (reference)Regulated
Regulator
Games of Chance Administration
Headline tax
15% GGR
Licence required
Yes
Last verified
23 Sept 2026

Summary

Serbia licenses online gambling under the Law on Games of Chance (Službeni glasnik RS 18/2020, amended by 94/2024), administered by the Games of Chance Administration, a body within the Ministry of Finance. Organising games of chance is a right of the Republic, which transfers it by licence, approval or consent to companies registered in Serbia. The Administration grants ten-year approvals for online games, with no cap and no land-based precondition, and 25 companies held one on 15 September 2026, including the state-owned National Lottery of Serbia, which keeps its monopoly on lotteries, lotto, keno and bingo. Online casino and sports betting are open to approval holders; online games in which players play against each other, such as Texas hold'em poker, are banned. The 2024 amendments, applied from 6 January 2025 with the new fees charged from 1 February 2025, raised the online approval fee from EUR 2,500 to EUR 10,000 a month and replaced the old 15% and 10% rates with a monthly fee of 15% of stakes less winnings, or 25% for live dealer games, subject to a minimum of EUR 50,000 a month. They also raised the guarantee to EUR 500,000 from 2026 and required a database or mirror server in Serbia, a single website per operator, age verification at registration and self-exclusion shared across all online operators through the Administration. Winnings from special games, including online, are exempt from personal income tax. Offering or playing foreign games with stakes paid in Serbia is prohibited, and unlicensed foreign sites can be blocked at IP level and cut off from payments. Fees from online games brought the budget RSD 9.78 billion in 2025, 52.7% more than in 2024.

Common pitfalls

Relying on pre-2025 descriptions: until the end of January 2025 online betting paid 15% and other online games 10%, with a EUR 10,000 monthly minimum and a EUR 2,500 approval fee. Since then the rate is 15% for all online games, 25% for live dealer games, with a EUR 50,000 monthly minimum on top of a EUR 10,000 monthly approval fee. Assuming peer-to-peer online poker can be licensed: the law bans it. Assuming player winnings are taxed: winnings from special games, including online, are exempt.

Key facts

Regulator
Games of Chance Administration
Regulator type
Government ministry
Headline tax
15% GGR
Licence required
Yes
Minimum age
18+
Tax base
Serbia charges fees (naknade) rather than a gaming tax. Online operators pay a monthly fee of 15% of total stakes less total player winnings, or 25% for live-streamed or delayed dealer games played against the operator, with a combined minimum of EUR 50,000 a month in dinars (Law on Games of Chance, art. 102). Bonus play on the promotional account is not counted as stakes or winnings until transferred to the player's account (art. 102b). A separate approval fee of EUR 10,000 a month applies (art. 101). Land-based: casinos 25% (minimum EUR 2,000 per table), slots 15% (minimum EUR 100 per machine), betting 15% (minimum EUR 1,000 per shop). The National Lottery pays 60% of receipts less the prize fund on classic games, including online (arts. 33 and 102(4)).
Capital
Belgrade
Currency
RSD
Official languages
Serbian

How to get a gambling licence in Serbia

The regulator is the Games of Chance Administration.

We record 4 licence types for Serbia.

For the Approval to organise special games of chance through electronic communication (online approval), the annual fee is €120,000 (as of 1 Feb 2025).

Applications
Open
Local presence
A local company or establishment is required; servers must be located locally.
Financial guarantee
Special-purpose deposit or bank guarantee at a bank based in Serbia: EUR 500,000 for online approval holders (art. 94), EUR 300,000 per casino (art. 38), EUR 500 per gaming machine and EUR 5,000 per betting shop, with caps for large networks (arts. 61 and 79).
Headline tax
15% GGR (see Taxation for the full position)

Licence fees in Serbia

Licence typeApplication feeAnnual feeTerm
Approval to organise special games of chance through electronic communication (online approval)Approval fee of EUR 10,000 a month in dinars (art. 101), shown here as EUR 120,000 a year, plus the monthly organising fee of 15% of stakes less winnings, 25% for live-streamed dealer games, with a minimum of EUR 50,000 a month (art. 102). Share capital of at least EUR 250,000 (art. 93) and a EUR 500,000 deposit or bank guarantee at a bank in Serbia (art. 94).Not yet verified€120,000 (as of 1 Feb 2025)10 years, renewable for 10 years (art. 97)
Licence to organise special games of chance in casinos (Government)Licence fee offered in the public invitation, at least EUR 1,000,000 (art. 39(4)); EUR 1,000,000 on renewal (art. 40(2)). Monthly fee of 25% of stakes less winnings at house-banked tables, with a minimum of EUR 2,000 per registered table, and 25% of the operator's retained share in games between players (art. 54). Share capital of EUR 1,000,000 (art. 36) and a EUR 300,000 deposit or guarantee per casino (art. 38).€1,000,000 (as of 6 Jan 2025)Not yet verified10 years, renewable for 10 years (art. 40)

Built from the record on this page, last verified 23 Sept 2026. The Licensing and Taxation sections carry the full detail and sources.

Licensing

Licence required
Yes
Application window
Open
Local establishment required
Yes
Local server required
Yes
Active licences
25 (as of 15 Sept 2026)
Bank guarantee or bond
Special-purpose deposit or bank guarantee at a bank based in Serbia: EUR 500,000 for online approval holders (art. 94), EUR 300,000 per casino (art. 38), EUR 500 per gaming machine and EUR 5,000 per betting shop, with caps for large networks (arts. 61 and 79).
Testing labs accepted
Vojnotehnički institut (Military Technical Institute), Belgrade, Central Gaming Lab, Belgrade
Notable licensees
Act 4 Bet d.o.o. (superbet.rs), Hillside New Media d.o.o. (bet365.rs), Mozzart d.o.o. (mozzartbet.com), Meridian Tech d.o.o. (meridianbet.rs), Max Bet d.o.o. (maxbet.rs), Safeplay d.o.o. (1xbet.rs), Top Slots d.o.o. (rizk.rs), Državna lutrija Srbije d.o.o. (lutrija.rs)
Certification requirements
Before going live the online information and communication system needs a certificate from a laboratory authorised by the Minister of Finance, renewed after any change (art. 95(9) to (11)). The system must exchange data with the Administration's software in real time, and the Administration must have access to the operator's database or a mirror server located in Serbia (art. 95(1) and (2)).
Barriers to entry
Moderate. There is no cap on online approvals and no land-based precondition, but the operator must be a company registered in Serbia with gambling as its main activity, EUR 250,000 of paid-in capital and a EUR 500,000 guarantee, and must keep its database or a mirror server in Serbia. Since 2025 the fixed cost is at least EUR 60,000 a month: the EUR 10,000 approval fee plus the EUR 50,000 minimum organising fee. The Administration listed 25 online operators, each with one website, in September 2026.

Licence types

  • Approval to organise special games of chance through electronic communication (online approval)

    Scope
    Online casino games and betting offered by a company registered in Serbia whose main activity is gambling. Peer-to-peer games such as poker are excluded (art. 10(31)).
    Term
    10 years, renewable for 10 years (art. 97)
    Annual fee
    €120,000 as of 1 Feb 2025
    Fee basis
    Approval fee of EUR 10,000 a month in dinars (art. 101), shown here as EUR 120,000 a year, plus the monthly organising fee of 15% of stakes less winnings, 25% for live-streamed dealer games, with a minimum of EUR 50,000 a month (art. 102). Share capital of at least EUR 250,000 (art. 93) and a EUR 500,000 deposit or bank guarantee at a bank in Serbia (art. 94).
    Renewal terms
    Renewal request through the Administration's system at least 90 days before expiry (art. 97(3)). Operation must start within 120 days of approval or the approval is revoked (art. 97(5) and (6)).

  • Licence to organise special games of chance in casinos (Government)

    Scope
    One land-based casino per licence; at most ten licences (art. 35). The applicant or its majority founder must own a share in a casino and have run casino games for at least five years (art. 34).
    Term
    10 years, renewable for 10 years (art. 40)
    Application fee
    €1,000,000 as of 6 Jan 2025
    Fee basis
    Licence fee offered in the public invitation, at least EUR 1,000,000 (art. 39(4)); EUR 1,000,000 on renewal (art. 40(2)). Monthly fee of 25% of stakes less winnings at house-banked tables, with a minimum of EUR 2,000 per registered table, and 25% of the operator's retained share in games between players (art. 54). Share capital of EUR 1,000,000 (art. 36) and a EUR 300,000 deposit or guarantee per casino (art. 38).
    Renewal terms
    Request at least six months before expiry (art. 40(3)).

  • Approval to organise special games of chance on gaming machines

    Scope
    Slot clubs of at least five machines, at least 200 metres from schools and 100 metres from other venues (arts. 59 and 67).
    Term
    10 years, renewable (art. 69)
    Fee basis
    EUR 50 a month per machine (art. 75) plus 15% of stakes less winnings, at least EUR 100 per machine a month (art. 76). Share capital of EUR 250,000 (art. 60); deposit of EUR 500 per machine, or EUR 1,000,000 for 2,000 machines or more (art. 61).

  • Approval to organise special games of chance involving betting

    Scope
    Betting shops, at least 200 metres from schools and 100 metres from other venues (art. 82).
    Term
    10 years, renewable (art. 84)
    Fee basis
    EUR 200 a month per betting shop (art. 90) plus 15% of stakes less winnings, at least EUR 1,000 per betting shop a month (art. 91). Share capital of EUR 250,000 (art. 78); deposit of EUR 5,000 per shop, or EUR 1,500,000 for 300 shops or more (art. 79).

Taxation

Headline GGR tax
15% GGR
Effective date
1 Feb 2025
Player winnings tax
Winnings from special games of chance, including those offered online, are exempt from personal income tax (Personal Income Tax Law, art. 83(4)(2)). Winnings from classic games such as lotteries are taxed at 20% (art. 86) on each single win above RSD 147,757 (art. 83(4)(1)).
Withholding mechanism
Operators pay the monthly fee and submit their records to the Administration by the fifth day of the following month, at the National Bank of Serbia middle rate on the day of payment (art. 102(5) to (7)).
Tax base
Serbia charges fees (naknade) rather than a gaming tax. Online operators pay a monthly fee of 15% of total stakes less total player winnings, or 25% for live-streamed or delayed dealer games played against the operator, with a combined minimum of EUR 50,000 a month in dinars (Law on Games of Chance, art. 102). Bonus play on the promotional account is not counted as stakes or winnings until transferred to the player's account (art. 102b). A separate approval fee of EUR 10,000 a month applies (art. 101). Land-based: casinos 25% (minimum EUR 2,000 per table), slots 15% (minimum EUR 100 per machine), betting 15% (minimum EUR 1,000 per shop). The National Lottery pays 60% of receipts less the prize fund on classic games, including online (arts. 33 and 102(4)).

Earmarked levies

  • Earmarked share of budget revenue from games of chance: 40% of the part of gambling revenue that goes to the budget (19% each to the Red Cross of Serbia, organisations of persons with disabilities, social welfare institutions and vulnerable groups, sport and youth, and local self-government; 5% to the treatment of rare diseases (art. 5))

Compliance

Minimum age
18+
National self-exclusion
Self-exclusion exchange run by the Games of Chance Administration for online operators (mandatory)
KYC timing
At registration, before any deposit, payout or play
AML regime
Casino and online operators are obliged entities under the AML Law (art. 4(1)(8)) and must apply customer due diligence on winnings paid or stakes placed of EUR 2,000 or more, single or linked (art. 8(3)). The Administration has issued risk assessment guidelines (2022) and lists of suspicious transaction indicators for online and casino operators.
AML supervisor
Games of Chance Administration (Law on Games of Chance, arts. 12(1)(4) and 116; AML Law, art. 104)
Deposit limits
Online operators must offer self-limitation: the player may cap the amount they can pay in to that operator within a set period (art. 95a(2)).
Central monitoring system
The operator's information and communication system must store, archive and exchange data electronically with the Administration's software for real-time supervision (art. 95(1)).
Data localisation
The Administration must have access to the operator's database or a mirror server located in Serbia (art. 95(2)).
KYC requirements
At registration the operator checks electronically that the player holds a valid identity card or passport and is an adult, from the date of birth in the document, itself or through a registered basic-level electronic identification scheme (Law on Games of Chance, art. 102a; Rulebook 42/2025, art. 2). Registration and play without prior verification are prohibited (art. 10(33)). Verification data are kept under the AML rules.
Stake limits
Not yet verified
Mandatory player messaging
Game rules must be posted prominently on the operator's website (art. 109(5)). Advertising must carry a notice on the ban on minors and a warning on addiction (art. 6(7)). Staff in contact with players, including customer service, must be trained in addiction prevention (art. 6(3) and (4)).
Reporting obligations
Monthly records of stakes, payouts and winnings and the fee calculation by the fifth day of the following month (art. 102(7)); changes to approval data within three days (art. 96(3)); non-conviction certificates for founders, owners and designated persons by 30 June each year (art. 112(3)); self-exclusion data to the Administration immediately (art. 95a(3)).
Game content restrictions
Only games in the catalogue of games of chance with approved rules may be offered (arts. 4 and 109). Online games in which players play against each other are banned (art. 10(31)); jackpots need the Administration's prior consent and a certified jackpot system (art. 115b).

Advertising

Advertising permitted
Yes
Affiliate rules
The Law on Advertising bans advertising games of chance where the organiser has no approval (art. 54(5)); there is no separate licence for affiliates. The Administration's 2026 guidance on illegal gambling names SEO and affiliate networks among the channels unlicensed operators use.
Sponsorship rules
Gambling operators may not sponsor children, minors, their activities, or persons and activities whose audience is mainly children or minors (Law on Advertising, art. 68).
Bonus advertising rules
Advertising of free credits, bonuses and other incentives must state the rules and special conditions for using them clearly (Law on Advertising, art. 56(4)). Online bonuses may be granted only through a separate promotional account and cannot be withdrawn directly (Law on Games of Chance, art. 102b).
Mandatory warnings
A notice on the ban on minors and an appropriate warning on the prevention of addiction (Law on Games of Chance, art. 6(7); Law on Advertising, art. 56(2)).
Penalties for breach
Legal persons that advertise games of chance in breach of arts. 54 to 56 face a fine of RSD 300,000 to RSD 2,000,000 (Law on Advertising, art. 78(1)(24)).

Restrictions

  • Only operators holding a licence, approval or consent may be advertised (Law on Advertising, art. 54(5))
  • No outdoor advertising within 100 metres of preschools, schools, health facilities or institutions for children and minors (art. 54(1))
  • No advertising on websites, radio and television programmes or print media aimed at children or minors (art. 54(2) and (3)); broadcast and cinema advertising otherwise allowed (art. 56(1))
  • No unfounded claims about chances of winning, suggestions that skill decides the outcome, pressure to recover losses, or presenting gambling as a route to success or a solution to financial problems (art. 55)
  • Advertising may not exploit or use children or minors or link gambling with coming of age (art. 56(3))
  • Every advertisement must carry a warning that children and minors may not take part (art. 56(2); Law on Games of Chance, art. 6(7))

Payments

Credit card ban
Not yet verified
Crypto stance
Not yet verified
Permitted methods
Cash at the pay-in and pay-out desks of the operator's own betting shops, for operators that also hold a betting approval, Cash top-ups through legal entities approved by the Administration
Payment blocking regime
When an inspector finds a foreign entity offering games online without approval, the Administration issues a prohibition decision and sends it to the competent authority to block payment transactions through banks and other payment service providers in Serbia, alongside IP blocking (Law on Games of Chance, art. 122(5)).
Currency restrictions
Players may not transfer funds between their own and other players' accounts or to and from third-party current accounts (art. 10(26) and (27)). Cash deposits and cash payouts above RSD 1,175,000 per player within 30 days at one operator's betting shops are prohibited (art. 10(29)). Top-up agents need prior Administration consent, must be at least 200 metres from schools and keep 90 days of video recordings (art. 115).

Enforcement

ISP blocking
Yes
DNS blocking
Not yet verified
Payment blocking
Yes
App store takedowns
Not yet verified
Administrative penalties
Misdemeanour fines of RSD 100,000 to RSD 2,000,000 for the National Lottery and legal entities and RSD 5,000 to RSD 150,000 for the responsible person (art. 132); prohibition decisions, seizure and sealing of premises (arts. 122 and 123); revocation of approvals (art. 98) and of casino licences by the Government (art. 123).
Criminal penalties
Organising games of chance without the approval of the competent authority is punishable by a fine or up to two years in prison, and by three months to five years where deception is used (Criminal Code, art. 352).
Operator liability
Organising games of chance contrary to the law, enabling foreign games with stakes paid in Serbia, and enabling online games by an entity without approval are prohibited (art. 10(4) and (19)). For a foreign entity offering games online without approval, the Administration issues a prohibition decision that leads to IP blocking by electronic communications operators and blocking of payments in Serbia; an appeal does not suspend it (art. 122(5)). No official list of blocked sites was found on the Administration's website.
Player liability
Taking part in games of chance organised abroad for which stakes are paid in Serbia is prohibited (art. 10(3)). The misdemeanour fines in art. 132 are addressed to the National Lottery, legal entities, responsible persons and entrepreneurs, not to players.

Market data

Figures on this record are drawn from official regulator data.

Online GGR
Not yet verified
Reporting year
2026
Licensed operators
25

Timeline

  1. 1 Mar 2019

    Games of Chance Administration begins work as a body within the Ministry of Finance

  2. 3 Mar 2020

    Law on Games of Chance published in Službeni glasnik RS 18/2020

  3. 11 Apr 2020

    Law on Games of Chance applies, replacing the 2011 law

  4. 26 Dec 2020

    First implementing rulebooks (Službeni glasnik RS 152/2020) enter into force

  5. 10 Jul 2021

    Deadline for operators to meet the capital, guarantee, information system and video surveillance requirements

  6. 11 Sept 2024

    Ministry of Finance opens public consultation on draft amendments, running to 30 September 2024

  7. 28 Nov 2024

    Amending law published in Službeni glasnik RS 94/2024 after adoption by the National Assembly on 27 November

  8. 6 Jan 2025

    Amendments apply, with 180 days to meet the new online rules: mirror server, one website per operator, age verification and central self-exclusion

  9. 1 Feb 2025

    New fees charged: EUR 10,000 monthly online approval fee and 15% (25% for live dealer games) online fee with a EUR 50,000 monthly minimum

  10. 1 Apr 2025

    Minimum casino licence offer raised from EUR 500,000 to EUR 1,000,000

  11. 16 May 2025

    Rulebook on player verification published (Službeni glasnik RS 42/2025)

  12. 6 Jun 2025

    Rulebook on self-exclusion data exchange published (Službeni glasnik RS 48/2025)

  13. 1 Jan 2026

    Deadline for online operators to hold the EUR 500,000 deposit or guarantee

  14. 18 May 2026

    Administration and operators' association SPIS publish guidance on illegal online gambling

  15. 1 Jul 2026

    Last compliance deadline under the 2024 amendments: food and alcohol ban in slot clubs and betting shops

  16. 15 Sept 2026

    Administration statistics: 25 online approvals; fees paid in 2025 totalled RSD 28.08 billion, of which RSD 9.78 billion from online games

Outlook

No bill amending the Law on Games of Chance was listed on the Administration's news or legislation pages when checked on 23 September 2026. The next year is about applying the 2024 package, whose last compliance deadline, the ban on serving food, and drinks of more than 5% alcohol, in slot clubs and betting shops, passed on 1 July 2026; a new rulebook on casino information systems followed in May 2026. The number of online approvals has eased from 27 at the end of 2024 to 25 in September 2026, while fees from online games rose 52.7% in 2025. In May 2026 the Administration and the operators' association SPIS published guidance on recognising and reporting illegal online gambling.

Frequently asked questions

Who regulates online gambling in Serbia?
The Games of Chance Administration, a body within the Ministry of Finance, grants online approvals, supervises operators and is their AML supervisor. The Government grants casino licences, and the Ministry of Finance hears appeals.
Can a foreign operator obtain an online approval?
Only through a company registered in Serbia whose main activity is gambling, with EUR 250,000 of paid-in capital, a EUR 500,000 deposit or guarantee at a bank in Serbia and a database or mirror server in Serbia that the Administration can access. There is no cap on approvals and no land-based requirement.
What does a licensed online operator pay?
An approval fee of EUR 10,000 a month plus a monthly fee of 15% of stakes less winnings, or 25% for live dealer games, with a minimum of EUR 50,000 a month. These amounts have been charged since 1 February 2025.
Is online poker allowed?
No. Online games in which players play against each other, such as Texas hold'em poker, are prohibited. Poker between players is allowed only in licensed land-based casinos.
How does self-exclusion work?
Players can exclude themselves from online gambling for at least 24 hours or permanently. The operator blocks the account at once and reports the request to the Administration, which passes it to every online operator; operators must check the records before opening new accounts. Long or permanent exclusions can be revoked only after 12 months.
Are gambling winnings taxed in Serbia?
Winnings from special games of chance, including online casino and betting, are exempt from personal income tax. Winnings from classic games such as lotteries are taxed at 20% on each win above RSD 147,757.
How much does a gambling licence cost in Serbia?
For the Approval to organise special games of chance through electronic communication (online approval), the annual fee is €120,000 (as of 1 Feb 2025). For the Licence to organise special games of chance in casinos (Government), the application fee is €1,000,000 (as of 6 Jan 2025). The Licensing section lists all 4 licence types recorded for Serbia. Last verified 23 Sept 2026.

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Sources

Source tiers. Tier 1: the law, official gazette, licence register or regulator itself. Tier 2: other official sources such as ministries, parliaments, courts and statistics agencies. Only tier 1 and tier 2 sources can support a fact on their own.

  1. Zakon o igrama na sreću, prečišćen tekst (Law on Games of Chance, consolidated), Službeni glasnik RS 18/2020 and 94/2024

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  2. Zakon o izmenama i dopunama Zakona o igrama na sreću (Law amending the Law on Games of Chance), Službeni glasnik RS 94/2024

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 28 Nov 2024
  3. Law on Games of Chance, consolidated English translation (Official Gazette RS 18/2020, 94/2024)

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance) (translated)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  4. Law on Games of Chance as published in 2020, English translation (Official Gazette RS 18/2020)

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance) (translated)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 3 Mar 2020
  5. Uprava: istorijat (About the Administration: history)

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  6. Propisi: zakoni (Legislation: laws)

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  7. Propisi: pravilnici (Legislation: rulebooks)

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  8. Vesti: aktuelnosti (News)

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  9. Vesti: saopštenja (Statements)

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  10. Spisak priređivača (List of licensed operators)

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  11. Statistički podaci (Statistics: fees paid, approvals and venues, 2018 to 15 September 2026)

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 2Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 15 Sept 2026
  12. Ovlašćene laboratorije (Authorised testing laboratories)

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  13. Pravilnik o uslovima i postupku verifikacije igrača kod priređivača posebnih igara na sreću preko sredstava elektronske komunikacije (Rulebook on player verification), Službeni glasnik RS 42/2025

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 16 May 2025
  14. Pravilnik o tehničkom postupku i načinu razmene podataka u vezi sa samoisključenjem igrača (Rulebook on self-exclusion data exchange), Službeni glasnik RS 48/2025

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 6 Jun 2025
  15. Pravilnik o načinu utvrđivanja uslova za dobijanje odobrenja za priređivanje posebnih igara na sreću preko sredstava elektronske komunikacije (Rulebook on online approval conditions), Službeni glasnik RS 152/2020 and 31/2025

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  16. Nelegalne igre na sreću na internetu: prepoznati, izbeći, prijaviti (Guidelines on illegal online gambling, with SPIS)

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026Published 18 May 2026
  17. Zakon o sprečavanju pranja novca i finansiranja terorizma (Law on the Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing), consolidated text to Službeni glasnik RS 153/2020, as published by the Administration

    Uprava za igre na sreću, Ministarstvo finansija (Games of Chance Administration, Ministry of Finance)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  18. Zakon o porezu na dohodak građana (Personal Income Tax Law), consolidated to Službeni glasnik RS 80/2026

    Pravno-informacioni sistem Republike Srbije (official legal portal, Službeni glasnik)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  19. Zakon o oglašavanju (Law on Advertising), Službeni glasnik RS 6/2016 and 52/2019

    Pravno-informacioni sistem Republike Srbije (official legal portal, Službeni glasnik)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026
  20. Krivični zakonik (Criminal Code), consolidated to Službeni glasnik RS 63/2026

    Pravno-informacioni sistem Republike Srbije (official legal portal, Službeni glasnik)

    Tier 1Accessed 23 Sept 2026

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