Germany Interstate Treaty update could solve deposit limit and IP blocking struggles
Summary
An update to Germany’s Interstate Treaty may resolve ongoing issues related to deposit limits and IP blocking. During a recent webinar, DOCV and lawyer Michelle Hembury discussed potential changes led by the GGL to redefine affordability and address the confusion surrounding current regulations.
Key Points
- Recent discussions suggest potential amendments to deposit and stake limits in the Interstate Treaty.
- Current limits include a €1 maximum stake on online slots and a €1,000 monthly deposit across regulated platforms.
- The GGL is expected to clarify what “affordability” means in future regulations.
- Industry lobbying appears to be influencing the GGL’s approach regarding deposit and stake limits.
- IP blocking regulations are also under review as part of efforts to mitigate black market competition.
Why should I read this?
If you’re involved in the online gaming industry or just curious about how regulations are shaping it in Germany, this article is a must-read. It highlights significant upcoming changes that could make or break competitive fairness, particularly with deposit limits and IP strategies against the black market. Stay ahead of the curve and understand how these updates might impact your operations or interest in the market!