Key Moments:
- The Gaming in Germany Conference is scheduled for November 11, 2025, in Berlin with registration now open.
- The agenda features panels on regulatory changes, the black market threat, and an evaluation of the 2021 State Gambling Treaty.
- A pre-conference webinar will take place on October 7 at 15:00 CET focusing on regulatory and market updates.
Comprehensive Agenda Unveiled for Berlin Conference
The Gaming in Germany Conference, planned for Tuesday, November 11, 2025, in Berlin, has revealed its preliminary agenda. Organized into three main blocks, the event will address major regulatory updates, market dynamics, and a review of Germany’s 2021 State Gambling Treaty. All session titles remain provisional at this time.
Conference Structure and Key Sessions
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BLOCK I: Regulatory Developments |
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BLOCK II: The Threat of the Black Market |
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INTERMEZZO: Products & Services |
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BLOCK III: Evaluating the 2021 State Gambling Treaty |
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Leadership and Additional Sessions
The event will be chaired by Peter-Paul de Goeij, a former ZEAL executive and NOGA Managing Director. In addition to main panels, the conference will offer practical sessions addressing crucial operational topics such as KYC, AML, data protection, and payment solutions.
Pre-Conference Webinar Highlights Regulatory Updates
A webinar ahead of the main event has been set for Tuesday, October 7 at 15:00 CET. The agenda includes discussions on current regulatory and market developments, a look ahead to the evaluation of the 2021 State Gambling Treaty, and insights into the ongoing challenges posed by the black market. Featured speakers for the session are Dr. Joerg Hofmann and Josh Hodgson.
Registration Now Open
Stakeholders interested in the evolving German gambling landscape can now register to attend the 2025 Gaming in Germany Conference in Berlin.
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Daniel Williams
