Who owns Interwetten?

Interwetten is owned by Interwetten, a private sports betting company founded in Vienna, Austria, in 1990 and now run from Malta. Its operating company is Interwetten Gaming Ltd, a Malta company. It holds Swedish licences for betting and online gaming, a German licence for sports betting and virtual slots, and two Greek licences.

Ultimate ownerInterwetten (private)
Operating companyInterwetten Gaming Ltd, Malta
LicensesSweden — Spelinspektionen
Sweden — Spelinspektionen
Germany — GGL
Greece — HGC HGC-000018-LH
Greece — HGC HGC-000019-LH
ProductsCasino, Sports betting
Websiteinterwetten.se
Also runs asinterwetten.de, interwetten.es, interwetten.gr
Sister casinos1
Fines and actions1
Owner proofverified
Last checked14 Oct 2026

In numbers

  • Interwetten Gaming Ltd also runs 1 other gambling brand under the same company and licence.
  • Interwetten owns 2 brand families with 5 websites in our data.
  • 1 regulator fine against the owner since 2025, about €2,000 in total (converted to euros).
  • Licensed in 3 countries: SE, DE, GR.

Who is behind it

Interwetten is a private company, so it does not publish its shareholders. Interwetten Gaming Ltd runs the brand in several countries: interwetten.se in Sweden, interwetten.de in Germany, interwetten.es in Spain and interwetten.gr in Greece.

License and what it means for you

Sweden's Spelinspektionen licences run from 2024 to 2028. Swedish players must set a deposit limit, and Spelpaus self-exclusion covers all sites with a Swedish licence. The German licence from the GGL covers sports betting and virtual slots. German players have a monthly deposit limit across all operators, and the OASIS system covers all whitelisted sites. The Greek licences HGC-000018-LH and HGC-000019-LH run to June 2028.

Sister sites

Our data lists 1 sister brand: Lasmegas DE, a German slots site on the same licence.

Fines and regulator actions

In September 2025 the Swedish regulator gave Interwetten Gaming Ltd a remark and a fine of SEK 20,000. The company told the regulator too late about a change in the people who control it. This is our only record of a regulator action.

Licences

RegulatorTypeValidCheck it
Sweden — SpelinspektionenKommersiellt online (online gaming)2024-01-01 – 2028-12-31register
Sweden — SpelinspektionenKommersiellt online (betting)2024-01-01 – 2028-12-31register
Germany — GGL—activeregister
Greece — HGC
HGC-000018-LH
— – 2028-06-11register
Greece — HGC
HGC-000019-LH
— – 2028-06-11register

What these licences mean for you

About Interwetten

Vienna-founded sports betting brand, now run from Malta. Interwetten Gaming Ltd holds German licences for sports betting and virtual slots (interwetten.de, lasmegas.de).

Headquarters: Austria · Founded: 1990 · Ownership: private

How we know, and what we could not confirm

How we know: Listed under Interwetten Gaming Ltd in the Spelinspektionen licence register (URL interwetten.se).

1 sister casino

Same owner often means the same terms, the same support team and the same payout rules. A self-exclusion at one brand may not cover its sister sites.

Regulator fines

DateCompanyRegulator / courtAmountReason
2025-09-24Interwetten Gaming LtdSpelinspektionen (Sweden)SEK 20,000Remark and fine for late notice of a change in persons in control. source

Ratings elsewhere

Ratings from other websites, with their source. We do not copy their reviews, and they do not change our facts.

Questions and answers

Who owns Interwetten?

Interwetten is a private company founded in Vienna in 1990. Its owners are not published.

Is Interwetten licensed?

Yes. Interwetten Gaming Ltd holds licences in Sweden, Germany and Greece.

Has Interwetten been fined?

Sweden fined Interwetten Gaming Ltd SEK 20,000 for a late notice.

Sources

Last checked 14 Oct 2026. How we check facts. Gambling can be addictive. Help: BeGambleAware, GamStop, Gamblers Anonymous.