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bwin Casino is owned by Entain plc, a company listed on London Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol ENT.

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Key Markets (as of 2026-09-01)

Germany
Austria
Belgium
Denmark
Spain
Italy
Greece

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About bwin Casino

bwin started in Vienna in 1997 as betandwin and became one of continental Europe's defining online gambling brands, famous for pioneering live betting and for shirt sponsorships of clubs like Real Madrid and AC Milan. Its casino product grew alongside the sportsbook and is today a core part of the offer in the DACH region and Southern Europe.

The brand's corporate journey mirrors the industry's consolidation: betandwin listed in Vienna in 2000, merged with PartyGaming in 2011 to form bwin.party (then the world's largest listed online gambling company), and was bought by Britain's GVC Holdings in 2016. GVC renamed itself Entain in 2020.

Entain plc, bwin's owner, is listed on the London Stock Exchange under ticker ENT and is one of the world's largest sports betting and gaming groups. bwin sits alongside Ladbrokes, Coral and PartyCasino in a portfolio that spans dozens of regulated markets.

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Frequently Asked Questions about bwin Casino

Who owns bwin Casino?
bwin is owned by Entain plc, listed on the London Stock Exchange under ticker ENT. Entain (formerly GVC Holdings) acquired bwin.party in 2016.
Is bwin publicly traded?
Through its parent: Entain plc trades on the LSE as ENT. bwin itself was last directly listed as part of bwin.party before 2016.
Where does bwin offer online casino?
bwin's casino is available in regulated markets including Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Spain, Italy and Greece โ€” with product scope varying by national rules.