State Gambling Treaty evaluation a key topic at 2025 Gaming in Germany Conference
Summary
The 2025 Gaming in Germany Conference will take place on 11 November at the DoubleTree Hilton Ku’damm in Berlin. Organisers have confirmed that the evaluation of the 2021 State Gambling Treaty (GlüStV 2021) — currently under review by Germany’s federal states — is a central theme. The final report, expected next year, could shape the country’s iGaming regulatory framework. Early indications point to possible reforms such as simplified game certification and a broader push towards flexibility and modernisation. The event will gather operators, analysts and legal experts and includes breakout sessions on data compliance, game certification, responsible gaming, live casino and eSports.
Key Points
- The GlüStV 2021 evaluation is a headline topic and its final report (due next year) may reshape German iGaming rules.
- Potential reforms include simplified game certification and a shift towards greater regulatory flexibility and modernisation.
- The conference brings together operators, trade associations, regulators and international stakeholders to influence the regulatory debate.
- Breakout sessions will offer practical insights on data compliance, responsible gaming, certification, live casino and eSports.
- Full agenda and registration are available on the Gaming in Germany website.
Why should I read this?
Short version: if you’re working in German iGaming, regulation or supplier services, this is where the future rulebook is being argued. Go to Berlin or at least follow the outcomes closely — the treaty review will affect compliance, certification and how you operate in the market.
Context and Relevance
The GlüStV 2021 evaluation arrives at a pivotal moment as federal states re-examine rules set four years ago. Changes to certification and compliance could lower barriers for operators and speed product launches, while signalling a broader trend towards modernised, more flexible regulation across Europe. For regulators, operators and suppliers, the conference is a practical forum to align legal, technical and commercial priorities ahead of the final report.
