KSA revokes fraudulently obtained lottery licence in the Netherlands
The fraud prompted the KSA to tighten identity and domain checks for lottery applicants.
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The KSA said it revoked a lottery licence that an unknown party obtained by impersonating the chairman of football club Quick Boys. According to the regulator, Quick Boys neither applied for the licence nor had links to the websites selling tickets. The KSA said it strengthened applicant identity and domain checks and reported the fraud to police.
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The fraud prompted the KSA to tighten identity and domain checks for lottery applicants.
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