After gaining a license from the Danish Gambling Authority, Soft2Bet expanded its igaming business in Europe. Spillemyndigheden’s license issue covers several igaming verticals such as roulette, baccarat, punto banco, blackjack, poker, online bingo, and slots, as well as sports betting, is claimed to be part of Soft2Bet’s newest strategic move to expand its global reach.

Soft2Bet enters Denmark gaming market

In addition, the move bolsters the operator group’s Nordic footprint, having already obtained a license to operate in Sweden from the Swedish Gambling Authority, Spelinspektionen, in 2019. 

Throughout the licensing process, the corporation stated that it adhered to all of its “strenuous player safety obligations,” demonstrating that it met all of its different regulatory standards.

The company met all of the country’s stringent player safety criteria, demonstrating complete compliance with all of the country’s different regulatory regulations.

Quotes from the Press Release

“Obtaining this license is a watershed moment for Soft2Bet,” commented Peter Christian Noer, Soft2Bet’s head of country team. “Our entire team has put in considerable effort and worked relentlessly to ensure we meet all standards and timelines in order to accomplish this significant milestone in our company’s history.”

“We now look forward to introducing our revolutionary igaming brands in Denmark, which have proven successful in other countries due to their cutting-edge features, unique game selection, and robust player safety systems,” Noer stated. We debuted in Sweden less than two years ago and have since amassed significant market share. We are certain that we can replicate this success on the Danish market in the near future.

“This monumental accomplishment is the result of unwavering effort and another reason for our exceptional team to feel proud. Additionally, it is necessary to express gratitude to the Danish Gambling Authority for facilitating a positive, collaborative, and beneficial discourse during the license application process.”