Greece records €1.558bn gambling revenue in H1 2026
Online gambling drove most of Greece’s 8% revenue growth, identifying the principal source of sector expansion for investors.
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Online gambling drove most of Greece’s 8% revenue growth, identifying the principal source of sector expansion for investors.
The secondments would staff Greece’s Gaming Inspectors Corps, with applications due by the stated deadline.
The review could affect operators’ VIP management and how they identify players seeking self-exclusion.
A unified verification system could change how Greek operators identify customers and manage high-value accounts.
Online gambling generated 88% of Greece’s gambling revenue growth, while state revenue rose 14.4%.
The recruitment could add inspection capacity across administrative, finance, legal and IT functions.
The platform supports earlier regulatory intervention by collecting evidence on websites suspected of offering or promoting illegal gambling.