The Dutch gambling regulatory authority Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) is conducting an investigation into illegal gambling advertisements in newspapers.

The Dutch Gambling Authority, Kansspelautoriteit (KSA), has announced an investigation into illegal gambling promotions published in magazines and online newspapers over the past six months. The Authority received reports that articles were published enticing readers to play games without regi

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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

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KVA stated that after the implementation of deposit limits, the traffic of illegal gambling in the Netherlands has "significantly" increased.

A study on illegal gambling domains in the Netherlands reports that traffic to illegal websites has "significantly increased" since the introduction of deposit limits last year.The Dutch Quality Mark Responsible Affiliate Organization (KVA) plans to release an online analysis indicating that since t

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Netherlands fines Kindred unit €400K for allowing self-excluded payers to bet

The Netherlands Gaming Authority (KSA) has fined Kindred Group’s Unibet €400,000 [$417,000] for failing to prevent self-excluded players from accessing its platform. The penalty was imposed on Optdeck Service Limited, the company operating the Unibet brand, which has indicated it will not appeal the

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Unibet accepts €400,000 KSA fine

The company that operates Unibet in the Netherlands has said it will not appeal a €400,000 fine for allowing self-excluded players on its platform. An investigation from the Dutch gambling regulator Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) found that Optdeck did not properly check the self-exclusion status of a

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The Dutch Gambling Authority (KSA) has announced the launch of a new campaign promoting gambling abstinence.

The Netherlands Gambling Authority (KSA) has announced the launch of a new campaign "Restart Life, Stop Gambling" aimed at raising awareness of the risks associated with gambling and promoting the use of the Cruks self-exclusion registry.The campaign officially started today, building on the success

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The Dutch Gaming Authority (KSA) will fund Gamban for a one-year pilot service in the Dutch market.

The Dutch Gaming Authority (KSA) has agreed to fund a pilot with Gamban to provide a one-year free service. Gamban's software can block access to gambling websites and apps across all devices, aiding those who suffer from gambling-related harm. Under the agreement with KSA, Dutch users can enjoy a o

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