Taxes on Winnings in Greece

In Greece, all players are subject to taxation on their winnings from online casino games and sports betting. Below is a breakdown of how taxes are applied.

Online Casino Winnings

• Example: If you win €120 in an online casino game, a 15% tax is applied to the €20 above €100.

The balance that you see after taxation on your account can be used normally (for withdrawal or betting).

Sports Betting Winnings

• Sports betting winnings are taxed per betting slip, not per individual bet.

• The tax rate depends on the total winnings on the slip:

• Example: If your betting slip wins €250, a 5% tax applies to the total winnings, resulting in €12.50 in taxes.

Mixed Bets (Cash + Bonus)

If you place a bet using a combination of cash and bonus funds, the tax is calculated based on the cash portion of your bet.

Example:

• Mixed bet of €100:

  • €70 Cash

  • €30 Bonus

If your bet wins:

• Tax is calculated on the cash winnings according to the applicable tax brackets.

• For mixed bets only (cash + bonus), the platform may cover 70% of the tax amount calculated on the cash portion of the bet. This amount is credited to your account as cashback. This does not apply to regular bets placed only with cash.

📌 Important Notes

• All winnings are also subject to Greece’s general income tax regulations.

• Taxes are automatically calculated and deducted where applicable.

• Make sure to review your winnings and tax information when claiming payouts.

• The session ends 24 hours after it starts, and the tax will be deducted from your account at that time.
• Your balance might be unavailable for withdrawal because of a recent active Casino session. Please note that it can take up to 24 hours for the applicable tax to be settled.
• Superbet covers taxation only for bets placed with real money. Taxation is not covered by Superbet when wagering with bonus funds.