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Belgium’s Gaming Commission sets conditions for reporting suspected gambling-law breaches

Regulation

Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)

Belgium’s Kansspelcommissie says complainants reporting suspected breaches of gambling law must have a personal interest and provide recent, specific facts. It will not process anonymous complaints and says it does not routinely share investigation findings or provide financial compensation.

Operators face complaints that must concern recent conduct and include identifiable, specific details.

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