GIG 2025 Summit’s Organisers Announce the Participation of New Speakers

Before the forum, the organisers announced the participation of new speakers in the programme, aiming to make the gathering more impactful and valuable for all attendees.

Broadened Roster of Lecturers

The show’s main highlight will be Sebastian Buchholz’s keynote speech. The expert heads the Licensing and Market Supervision branch of the Gemeinsame Glücksspielbehörde der Länder (GGL), which monitors the local industry following the enforcement of the country’s Gambling Treaty around 4 years ago.

After the lecture, guests will engage in discussions regarding legal strategies and instruments to stabilise the state’s amusement sphere.

The roster of invited speakers comprises executives from the most prominent local companies:

• ZEAL’s Alex Green;
• Tipico’s Christian Heins;
• Gaming Solutions’ Ewout Keuleers.

Specialists from relevant entities operating within Germany and other European jurisdictions will also take part in the conference.

The experts listed below have already confirmed their attendance:

• DSWV’s Mathias Dahms;
• DOCV’s Dr Dirk Quermann;
• the EGBA’s Maarten Haijer.

Central Subjects for Discussion

The event’s programme will be divided into several segmented sessions for easier navigation.

Among the main themes for discussion will be:

• trends in live casinos and cyber sports;
• standards for certifying amusement content;
• operational difficulties faced by gambling companies;
• legal compliance methods (responsible gaming, asset protection, etc.).

During the conference, participants will gain valuable insights into the key technological and regulatory nuances influencing the German digital gambling sector. Attendees will also have a wonderful opportunity to network with local professionals during coffee and dining breaks, as well as the concluding course of beverages.

Commentaries from GIG’s Representative

Willem van Oort, GIG’s Founder, stated that the announced topics highlight existing issues and reinforce the event’s significance in shaping the future of the local entertainment market. He underscored a particular emphasis on exploring the positive effects of the 2021 Treaty and the challenges posed by the unregulated grey segment.

Mr Oort mentioned that licensed gambling brands are committed to improving the sustainability and competitiveness of the country’s iGaming sector. He expressed satisfaction that GIG has been granted an important role in fostering meaningful discussions on these subjects.