The merger of the two major Dutch gambling associations is imminent, with NOGA members set to join VNLOK for unified regulation.
The Dutch online gambling industry is about to undergo a restructuring. The Netherlands Online Gambling Association (NOGA) has announced it will merge with the Association of Licensed Online Gambling Providers in the Netherlands (VNLOK), and all online operators licensed by the Dutch regulatory auth
The Dutch Online Gambling Association (NOGA) trade body calls for more advertising opportunities in the new gambling policy.
As part of the new regulatory proposals, the Dutch Licensed Online Gambling Providers (VNLOK) and the Dutch Online Gambling Association (NOGA) trade bodies have urged the government to allow more gambling advertising opportunities among licensed operators.The government will hold a roundtable discus
Dutch gambling trade groups launch portal to help tackle illegal operators
Two Dutch gambling trade bodies have unveiled a new reporting system aimed at combatting illegal online gambling, as concerns mount over player safety and the effectiveness of current regulations. The platform, Meld Vals Spel, launched on November 25, allows stakeholders to flag illegal gambling pr
VNLOK and NOGA launch illegal online gambling reporting centre
Bragg Gaming Group has stated that its Special Committee has concluded its strategic alternatives process, with its board declining several proposals.In its financial results for the third quarter of 2024, the company remarked that its board “unanimously determined that none of the proposals receive
VNLOK/NOGA raise concerns over KSA’s channelisation figures
The Netherlands’ gaming authority, Kansspelautoriteit, has published its semi-annual monitoring report for the Dutch online gambling market, noting that gross gaming result (BSR: stake minus payout) in the first half of 2024 is up by 8% in comparison to the last six months of 2023.Regarding channeli
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