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SerbiaIn November 2011, Serbia passed gambling legislation that overhauled its online gaming regulatory scheme. The legislation, which came into effect in 2012, scrapped Serbia’s government monopoly over online gaming and permitted online gambling for all licensed operators maintaining services based within the country. Subsequent reforms have updated the tax and fee structure: under the 2020 Act and later changes, online betting is taxed at 15% of GGR and other online games at 10% of GGR, with increased minimum monthly operation fees (for example a EUR 10,000 minimum for online games other than betting), and license terms and capital requirements have been aligned with those for land-based operators rather than expressed as a flat monthly license cost. Serbia's online gaming laws call on the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the Serbian Gaming Board to compile a blacklist of unlicensed operators while developing a central monitoring system to target unlicensed sites. In early 2012, Serbia's Gaming Board, in an attempt to prevent access to unlicensed sites, sent a directive to the major internet service providers demanding that they block 70 blacklisted online gambling sites. More recently, draft and adopted amendments have strengthened enforcement tools by allowing inspectors to order blocking of foreign unlicensed sites at ISP and payment-provider level, including directions to banks and electronic money institutions to prevent gambling transactions. Amendments adopted in late 2024 and effective from 6 January 2025 further modernize the regime by defining concepts such as “jackpot”, “bonus”, “multi-slot machine”, “tournament”, “player verification” and “self-exclusion”, tightening controls on large cash transactions, and imposing more detailed record-keeping obligations for electronic payments and bonuses. In early 2026, specific jackpot regulations were introduced to clarify that only licensed operators may offer jackpots and that prior approval from the Games of Chance Administration is required, reinforcing oversight of both land-based and online jackpot systems. There are 13 Serbia sites. edit your preferences Serbia
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Serbian Games of Chance Administration Omladinskih brigada 1 Belgrade, Beograd Serbia 11070 Website Fax +011 3117572 General Information +011 3117293 General Information +011 3117645 General Information +011 3117639 View All Gaming Jurisdictions Serbia Jurisdiction News
Yggdrasil expands Serbian presence with Merkur partnership
Merkur’s local customers now have access to Yggdrasil’s extensive game library, including latest releases MexoMax 2 and Bob Marlin Goes Splashing. Push Gaming takes content live with Mozzartbet in Serbia This strategic partnership marks a significant milestone for Push Gaming, further extending its reach into the burgeoning Serbian market. Belatra Games enters Serbian market with MerkurXtip Through this partnership, Belatra Games will bring its entire portfolio to the Serbian market, offering players a selection of entertainment options. ESA Gaming unveils BalkanBet collaboration The regional operator has access to an array of casino games and slot titles from ESA Gaming, encompassing new releases Candy Drops and Tiki Stacks, alongside the thrilling crash game Big Fish Bonanza. RubyPlay partners with Flutter's MaxBet for expansion in Serbian market RubyPlay’s portfolio of games, including titles such as Diamond Explosions 7s, Immortal Ways Buffalo and Zeus Rush Fever Deluxe, have been integrated with MaxBet. Hacksaw Gaming touch down in Serbia with Maxbet Announcing yet another collaboration, Hacksaw Gaming is already reaching Maxbet’s players with nearly its entire portfolio of games in Serbia. BalkanBet adds Stakelogic content in Serbia Players in the European country now have access to slots such as Money Track 2, Eric’s Big Catch, Wild Wild Bass 2, Rooster Mobs and Wild Wild Bison. BGaming expands into Serbia with Maxbet content deal The iGaming content provider will supply its portfolio of games, including Bone Bonanza as well as Maneki 88 Fortunes. ESA Gaming celebrates Serbia debut with MaxBet launch Serbian players can now enjoy ESA Gaming’s portfolio of non-traditional casino games, including popular crash and mine titles. Betsson enters Serbia with online casino offering Betsson today announces that the group has been granted a license for the locally regulated online casino market in Serbia.
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