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Belgian Gaming Commission outlines player-protection measures and €200 weekly limit

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Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)

Belgium’s Gaming Commission describes player protection as central to its work and says it has introduced measures addressing gambling risks. The commission cites an online limit of €200 per player per week, controls on gambling advertising and access restrictions it can impose; it also lists support services and a free helpline available 24/7.

The stated weekly limit and access restrictions are relevant to operators’ player-protection obligations in Belgium.

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