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ARTICLE · 17 DECEMBER 2025

Gaming Law 2025

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The Romanian regulatory framework for gaming was reformed in 2015–16. This created a gambling market that can be generally characterised...

RomaniaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

1. Introduction

1.1 Current Outlook and Recent Changes

The Romanian regulatory framework for gaming was reformed in 2015–16. This created a gambling market that can be generally characterised as robust in both its land-based and online sectors. The COVID-19 crisis has had a severe impact on the land-based gambling industry, which has faced continuous restrictions.

The year 2022 was one of legislative inflation affecting the gambling industry from various (and, in some cases, unexpected) angles, with the most notable changes being the adoption in January 2022 of the AML Instructions applicable to the gambling sector, the increase in gambling taxes and the introduction of new obligations for Class 2 licensees (such as the notification of any changes made to the initial licensing documentation on the basis of which the Class 2 licence had been granted). The trend of legislative inflation continued in 2023. Significant changes were made to the primary gambling

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