After four years, Germany's self-exclusion program approaches a milestone of 350,000 registrations for individuals seeking assistance in limiting their gambling activities.
In the realm of Germany's legal online gambling market, a significant milestone has been reached by OASIS, the national self-exclusion program. As of 14 August 2025, official data reveals that a total of 341,327 registrations have been reported on OASIS.
This impressive figure represents a four-year journey for the program, which went live shortly after the country's online gambling market opened. The data period for OASIS has been extended to include registrations up to this recent date.
The self-exclusion program, part of Germany's legal online gambling market, offers a wide range of blocking periods for users. Users can choose from several self-exclusion options, including the possibility of blocking themselves for over 10 years. Of the total registrations reported on OASIS, 22,381 users elected for the longest possible blocking period.
The State Treaty on Gambling (GluΜNeuRStV) in Germany includes provisions for a self-exclusion program, OASIS. The program was introduced under the terms of this treaty.
As of the end of July 2025, the total number of registrations on Germany's self-exclusion program OASIS had reached 336,980. Since its launch in July 2021, OASIS has recorded approximately 350,000 registrations.
It's important to note that the overall number of individuals in the OASIS scheme may vary due to users self-excluding more than once. The first four years of operations for Germany's self-exclusion program OASIS have been documented.
The search results do not provide information about the leader or spokesperson of the OASIS program in Germany. However, the iGaming industry is associated with Robert Fletcher.
Official data from Germany's self-exclusion program OASIS has been revealed, offering insights into the growing awareness and adoption of responsible gambling practices within the country's online gambling market.
