New casinos often launch with bigger bonuses and modern sites, but they have a shorter track record. These casinos accept players from Denmark and opened in the last two years; check the safety data before you deposit.
How do you check a new online casino in Denmark?
Any new casino serving Danish players needs a licence from Spillemyndigheden, the Danish Gambling Authority. Its website spillemyndigheden.dk lists every licence holder and the domains they use, and licensed sites must display the authority's logo linking back to that list. A licence from another EU country does not allow a site to serve Denmark.
Unlicensed sites are actively blocked. Spillemyndigheden takes blocking cases to court twice a year and blocked 334 sites through the courts in 2025. In July 2026 the court at Frederiksberg ordered the blocking of another 98 domains, which took effect in August 2026.
The rules are tightening further. Bill L 37, tabled on 7 October 2026, would extend criminal liability for marketing breaches to any person, including affiliates and influencers, ban commission based on player turnover and widen the authority's power to block intermediary websites. Before you register at a new site, check it on spillemyndigheden.dk and make sure it asks for MitID.
Are new casinos safe for players in Denmark?
A new casino has fewer complaints simply because it has had fewer players. Look at the licence, the owner and whether the owner runs other casinos with a good record. Start with a small deposit and test a withdrawal early.
Online casino gambling is legal in Denmark only at operators licensed by Spillemyndigheden, and offering or marketing gambling without a Danish licence to Danish residents is prohibited.
Paying in DKK and local payment methods
Of the 7 casinos on this page, 0 let you play in DKK and 7 accept local payment methods.
Popular deposit methods for players in Denmark include Mobilepay, Dankort, Trustly and Visa. Playing in DKK avoids conversion fees on every deposit and withdrawal.
What to check at a new casino in Denmark
- Who owns the casino and what else they run
- The licence number and the regulator's register
- Withdrawal limits and processing times
- Early player complaints and how they were handled
Before you claim
- Check that the casino accepts players from Denmark before you register
- Read the bonus terms on the casino's own site
- Set a deposit limit in DKK before you start