Due to legal regulations in Germany, Tipico must follow strict guidelines regarding which betting markets can be As a licensed operator, Tipico is bound by the regulations of the German State Treaty on Gambling (GlüStV). These rules define which betting markets we are allowed to offer — both pre‑match and live.
✅ Allowed Betting Markets
Below are some of the allowed and most popular betting markets available in Germany. The full list is extensive and depends on the event and regulatory framework:
Match Winner (1X2)
Over/Under bets
Handicap bets
Half‑time/Full‑time
Correct Score
Combo bets
Outright/Long‑term bets (e.g. league winner)
Many live markets — including live Tie‑Break betting in tennis
➡️ Note: Market availability depends on the event and legal requirements.
❌ Prohibited Betting Markets (Legally Restricted)
🚫 Event‑related bets with negative influence
These markets are considered particularly vulnerable to manipulation and are therefore not permitted:
Yellow/red cards
Corners
Penalties
🚫 Live bets on certain micro events
Some in‑play markets are restricted by law:
Points or individual games in tennis or volleyball (Tie‑Breaks are excluded from this restriction and can be offered live)
Goalscorer bets during a match
🚫 Additional excluded markets
Bets on U18 or amateur competitions
MMA and UFC
eSports
National‑level table tennis
National‑level snooker
Football friendly matches
➡️ Exception: If the German national team (men or women) is involved, betting on friendly matches is allowed.
ℹ️ Why do these restrictions exist?
These rules are mandated by the GlüStV and overseen by the Joint Gambling Authority of the German States (GGL). They aim to prevent manipulation and ensure a fair, responsible, and safe betting experience.
📌 Tip
Is a market missing that you would like to bet on? ➡️ You can always request a bet, and our team will review whether it is permissible under current regulations.
