Belgian Council of State suspends Napoleon Games’ 15-year Brussels casino licence
The ruling leaves the Brussels casino concession unresolved as Viage’s current licence approaches its December 31 expiry.
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The Belgian Council of State suspended Napoleon Games’ new 15-year licence for Grand Casino Brussels following incumbent operator Viage’s legal challenge. The court found shortcomings in the tender assessment and failures to comply with European foreign subsidy rules. Brussels city authorities said they were examining the judgment before deciding their next steps.
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The ruling leaves the Brussels casino concession unresolved as Viage’s current licence approaches its December 31 expiry.
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