Ace the Finnish Gaming Market
Finland is opening its gaming market to competition with a licence model starting in 2027. Market shares are claimed fast, so the race for the Finnish players’ attention has already begun. Keep reading and get the best tips on how to start with a bang!
State-owned Veikkaus has held a monopoly for decades, supporting Finnish culture and sports and building an open and permissive atmosphere around gaming. The gambling reform is estimated to bring 30–70 new operators to the market.
The market and regulations are still taking shape and will continue to do so even after the legislation is finalised. Sanoma’s extensive data and research on both the gaming industry and Finnish media use allows us to support our partners in entering the market, raising brand awareness, and reaching the Finnish players – even as changes arise and the market develops.
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Learn about the Finnish gaming market
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Legislation: here’s what to know about the Finnish gambling reformList Item 1
Finland is opening betting and online gambling games for competition.
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Gaming in Finland – how do Finns like to gamble?
Compared to many other European countries, Finland is a small market – but when it comes to gambling, don’t let that fool you.
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Top 5 things to consider when entering the Finnish gaming market
The opening of the Finnish gambling market also opens up a selection of ways for game companies to market their services and build a brand in Finland.
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Sports and entertainment are perfect advertising matches for gaming brands
Juuso Puranen uses his experience from inside the gaming industry to craft advertising packages that hit the spot with Finnish players. Sports and entertainment content provide particularly exciting advertising environments for gaming brands.
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Programmatic advertising in the new era of the Finnish gaming market
How to prepare for 2027. The Finnish market will soon open its doors to an entirely new industry as the reformed Gambling Act allows many gaming companies to launch business operations in Finland in 2027. How will this affect the landscape of digital advertising and programmatic buying? Sanoma’s Miia Salmi and Janne Lappalainen respond.




