Daniel Berg

What Daniel does here

Daniel is responsible for the pages where a wrong word costs a reader money: how licensing works in each market, and whether winnings are taxed. Every regulatory or tax claim on the site is tied back to a named authority — a tax office, a regulator, or the statute itself — before it is published.

He also keeps the responsible-gambling resources current, so the help lines shown to a reader in Finland, Norway, Germany or Ireland are the ones that actually serve that country.

How Daniel works

If a claim about licences, ownership or tax cannot be traced to a primary source, it is cut rather than softened. The blocked markets — the United Kingdom and the United States, where these operators do not accept players — are stated plainly rather than glossed over.

Corrections are logged and dated under our editorial policy, not quietly edited away.

Areas covered

• Casino licensing by market
• Tax on casino winnings
• Responsible gambling and self-exclusion
• Editorial corrections and sourcing

More from Daniel

• Are These Casinos Licensed? Curacao Licences Explained
• Are Casino Winnings Taxed in Ireland? What Players Owe
• Responsible gambling
• Editorial policy

Written to the method set out in How we review and corrected under our Editorial policy.