Germany regulator set to expand central monitoring system LUGAS   

Glücksspiel (GGL), the Federal Authority of Gambling in Germany, is ready to expand the central monitoring system of LUGAS (Länderübergreifendes Glücksspielaufsichtssystem).

Activated in 2023, LUGAS serves as the main data and transactional monitoring system of Germany’s interstate gambling regime (GlüStV). Of regulatory significance, LUGAS is designed to monitor the cross-operator customer depositing thresholds – currently set at €1,000 per month across all online licences.

The authority confirmed this week that it will continue the next phase of the platform’s development in partnership with Dataport, a Bundestag (federal government) sanctioned IT service provider responsible for the technical maintenance of LUGAS and its statutory duties.

Presenting an overview, GGL disclosed that in 2025, LUGAS processed data from more than 60 licensed operators and approximately five million registered players, providing regulators and Germany’s 16 federal states with an increasingly detailed..

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