Mette Holm, Danish Market Editor
From Copenhagen, Mette Holm edits the Danish section of landing.space and writes all of its Danish-language reviews and guides. Denmark re-regulated earlier than most of Europe, and in her nine years on the beat she has watched a steady share of Danish players still end up on sites outside the Spillemyndigheden licence. That is where her pages focus: what a ROFUS registration actually blocks, when a Danish player's winnings stay tax-free, and how MitID shapes sign-up and identity checks.
Author Credentials
Her background is nine years of Nordic trade-press reporting on Spillemyndigheden licensing rounds, sanction decisions and the yearly channelisation figures. She works day to day with spilleloven, the executive orders on marketing issued under it, and the Danish tax rules for winnings from EU/EEA and offshore sites. Each new Spillemyndigheden decision is on her desk within the week.
How I Write
Every page starts from the Danish player's question and answers it straight away, in Danish. Claims about spilleloven or a Spillemyndigheden ruling come with their source. For casinos outside the Danish licence, the first thing a review covers is the lost protection: ROFUS does not reach them, Danish deposit limits are absent, and tax on winnings becomes possible.
Areas of Focus
- The Spillemyndigheden licence register and its sanction decisions
- ROFUS: who it covers, and where offshore sites fall outside it
- Danish payment mechanics: MitID, Dankort, MobilePay
- When winnings are taxed in Denmark, by type of operator
- StopSpillet and Danish responsible-gambling tools