GENERAL INFORMATION
Belgium, a Western European country with strict regulatory gambling framework aimed at balancing consumer protection with limited market access. Te foundation was laid by the Belgian Gaming Act of 1999, which introduced licensing and oversight for land-based gambling. In 2011, online gambling was formally legalised – now, it is only permitted for operators already holding a land-based license. Te National Lottery remains under state control, while all other gambling activities are subject to strict licensing conditions.
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11,787,423 was the estimated population of Belgium in 2023.
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US$644,780,000,000 was the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) by the end of 2023.
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US$ 54,700 was the Gross Domestic Product per capita by the end of 2023.
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US$ 4,250* per month was the average salary in 2022. *1 EUR = 1,14 USD.
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CORRUPTION PERCEPTION INDEX
Belgium has index of 69, ranked 22, positioned between UK with an index of 71 and UAE with the index of 68.
INTERNET CONNECTIVITY
96,4% of the total population used the Internet at the start of 2025. E-COMMERCE PAYMENTS
35% of Belgians used local cards (Bancontact), 30% used online banking, 20% used global cards (MasterCard, Visa), 5% used buy-now-pay-later (Klarna), 6% used e-wallets (PayPal), and 4% used other methods.
Te most popular means of payment were Bancontact, as well as MasterCard & Maestro cards.
SOCIAL MEDIA
Facebook stood at the rate of 78,58% of usage by the market share, followed by Instagram with 6,87% and Pinterest of 7,23% in May of 2025.
Lithuanian gambling verticals are inter alia: u
Land-based casino;
u Land-based sports betting; u Racing;
u Slot machines; u Online gambling; u Lottery;
u B2B providers.
LICENCES IN EACH VERTICAL u
Land-based casino license (Class A). Licenses are limited to nine (9), whereas all of them have already been granted.
MARKET SIZE u
US$2,413,920,000 made up the Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR) in 2023.
REGULATED VERTICALS
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