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Spelinspektionen

Spelinspektionen

Spelinspektionen is the Swedish Gambling Authority, the state agency that licenses and supervises gambling in Sweden under the Gambling Act (2018:1138) and the act on measures against money laundering and terrorist financing (2017:630). It grants licences for all licensed gambling in the country, covering online gambling and betting, lotteries, bingo, land based casino and card games, gaming machines, gambling on ships and permits for gaming software. Its remit includes protecting consumers, reducing the social harm gambling can cause, working against illegal gambling and informing the government on market developments in Sweden and abroad. A board appointed by the government leads the agency. It traces its history to the Lotterinämnden, set up in 1974 and moved to Strängnäs in 1978, and took its current name on 1 January 2019 when the licensing system came into force.

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Spelinspektionen at a glance

Stories
24
Last covered
October 2026
Coverage since
June 2025
Segment
Regulator

Latest coverage

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Regulatory

BOS Warns Sweden's Group Turnover AML Fine Cap Risks Double Punishment

Sweden's plan for the EU anti-money laundering package would let the regulator fine a gambling licensee up to 10% of turnover, measured where applicable at group level. The online operators' trade body says that base is disproportionate and risks double punishment.

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Regulatory

Spain Opens Its Player Portal and Starts Testing a €700-a-Day Deposit Limit Across Every Online Operator

Spain's consumer affairs ministry has switched on a regulator-run system that will add up each player's deposits across all licensed online operators and stop them at €700 a day, €1,750 a week and €3,300 over four weeks, plus a portal that shows players their whole market footprint. The limit binds from March 2027, and players can lift it themselves after three working days.

The Riksdag building in Stockholm under a clear blue sky with the sun overhead, Swedish and EU flags flying to the right and a lawn in the foreground
Regulatory

Swedish Appeal Court Upholds SEK44 Million in bet365 Penalties Over a No-Limit Deposit Option

Sweden's Administrative Court of Appeal has upheld two warnings and SEK44 million in sanction fees against bet365 for letting players choose "no limit" as their mandatory deposit limit for more than three years. The fees are lower than Spelinspektionen first set in 2023, mostly because of a ruling on how the cap is calculated, but the regulator's reading of the law has held.

Stockholm's old town and church spires seen across the water under an overcast sky
Regulatory

Sweden Pulls Charm Entertainment's Casino Licences Over Accounting Crime Charges

Spelinspektionen has revoked the restaurant casino operator's licences with immediate effect, pending a final decision, because the people behind it face charges over a predecessor company that ran almost the same business. The regulator is treating tax and bookkeeping failures as a fitness question, not a side issue.

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