Regulatory compliance · Finland

NPB advertising compliance in Finland

Finland's licensing authority during the transition to a competitive gambling market. Licence applications have been accepted since 1 March 2026, and licensed betting and online casino services may start on 1 July 2027, when supervision moves to the Finnish Supervisory Agency.

Minimum age
18+
Jurisdiction
Finland
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Licence requirement

A Finnish gambling licence is required to operate or market betting, online casino, online slots or e-bingo to Finnish players from 1 July 2027. We plan campaigns with applicants and activate only once a licence is granted.

How we run each channel under NPB

  • Display advertising

    Pre-launch: no live display advertising to Finnish consumers. From 1 July 2027: 18+ audiences only, licence and responsible-gambling information in creative, self-exclusion suppression.

  • Video and CTV

    Pre-launch: no video advertising. From 1 July 2027: 18+ or age-verified inventory, responsible-gambling end-frames, no creative appealing to minors.

  • DOOH and outdoor

    Pre-launch: no outdoor or DOOH advertising. From 1 July 2027: expect placement exclusions near schools, youth venues and treatment services, plus per-network gambling policies.

Related reading

This page summarises public guidance from National Police Board — Gambling Administration for planning purposes and is not legal advice. Confirm the current rules with your licensing counsel before launch.

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  • For operators and affiliates — every plan is compliance-checked before it goes live.
  • Compliance-checked plan across Display, Video and DOOH within one business day.
  • Deterministic, cookieless audiences with self-exclusion suppression built in.
  • No lock-in: one-time campaign or a yearly plan, your call.

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