Denmark has reopened the application process for land-based casino licences, allowing operators to submit proposals for new casino projects or seek approval for continued operations under a licence framework lasting up to 10 years. The latest application round represents the first formal opportunity this year for companies looking to enter Denmark’s land-based casino market or apply for renewed permission. Denmark Currently Has Seven Casino LicencesDenmark currently operates seven active land-based casino licences. Online Growth Continues To Shape Gambling MarketWhile the regulator is reopening land-based casino applications, Denmark’s gambling market has continued shifting toward digital services. The Danish Gambling Authority said online gambling’s share of total GGR has increased every year since 2012 except for 2022.