Danish and Dutch gambling regulators reflect on policy changes and expectations, while the Norwegian Gaming Authority also revises its responsible gambling policy rules.

The Netherlands Gaming Authority (KSA) has revised its responsible gaming policy rules after meeting with online providers.The new policy will be fully effective from October 1, 2024, hence the regulatory body held meetings with several online providers to discuss the operation of these rules in pra

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KSA reports new Cruks interruption issue resolved

The Dutch gambling regulatory authority Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) reports that the system error preventing gambling operators from logging into the self-exclusion registry Cruks has been resolved. This error had prevented operators from logging in to check customers against the registry.KSA states: "

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Dutch gambling regulatory authority confirms new technology requirements

The Dutch gambling regulatory authority, Kansspelautoriteit (KSA), has confirmed that starting from October 1, it will implement new technical requirements detailed in the amendment to the Remote Gambling Act. License holders will need to implement a new protection program aimed at reducing compulsi

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