IAGR2025 session:
How the Danish Gambling Authority uses data to combat match-fixing
The Danish Gambling Authority has introduced new regulatory powers to strengthen its response to match-fixing — placing data at the centre of detection, investigation and international cooperation.
This presentation outlines how Denmark is using mandatory reporting, unique player identification and detailed betting data to monitor the market in real-time, assess risk and respond swiftly to suspicious activity. It also explores the opportunities and challenges of data sharing between regulators to address this global issue more effectively.
About Anders:
Anders Dorph is the Director of the Danish Gambling Authority. He took up his current position in November 2020 after four years as head of asylum at the Danish Immigration Service. In June 2023, he was appointed Vice-chair at the Gaming Regulators European Forum (GREF).
Throughout his career, Anders Dorph has worked several years in the Danish Ministry of Justice and served as an executive in the Danish police.
Anders Dorph holds a master’s degree in Law from the University of Copenhagen and works as an external professor in criminal law at the University of Copenhagen.
Anders is an IAGR Trustee.
