The Swedish trade body BOS reportedly warned that planned anti-money-laundering fines could amount to double punishment for operators. It wants fines calculated using Swedish gross gaming revenue rather than group-wide turnover or total stakes.
Using Swedish gross gaming revenue as the fine basis could reduce operators’ exposure to penalties based on group turnover or total stakes.
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The CDA is asking State Secretary Van Bruggen about problems the Kansspelautoriteit faces when collecting fines from illegal gambling sites. The item also refers to a Supreme Court ruling concerning the invalidity of gambling agreements, but provides no details of the judgment.
Spain’s DGOJ extended by four calendar days the second public-participation period for a proposed resolution on detecting risky gambling behaviour, according to its 16 October listing. The extension was intended to allow more time to examine the published documents and assess the proposal.
Spain's DGOJ has extended by four calendar days the second public-participation period for a proposed resolution approving a mechanism to detect risky behaviour by gambling users, according to a 16 October 2026 listing on the regulator's site. The extension applies to the period originally set in an agreement of 9 October, the DGOJ said.
Spain’s DGOJ took part in the Gaming in Spain Conference 2026 on 15 October, according to the regulator’s listing. The event covered recent regulatory developments, the impact of rules on commercial communications and the launch of a new system.
Spain's DGOJ took part in the Gaming in Spain Conference 2026 on 15 October, the regulator said in a listing of its activities. The conference covered recent regulatory developments, an analysis of the impact of rules on commercial communications, and the start of a new system, according to the DGOJ.
Spain’s DGOJ began meetings with organisations that submitted comments on the proposed reform of the Gambling Law, according to its listing. The regulator said it would review more than 50 submissions in meetings before drafting a new text.
Spain's DGOJ has started a round of meetings with organisations that submitted comments on the reform of the Gambling Law, according to a DGOJ notice. The regulator said more than 50 submissions will be examined in a series of meetings with associations and sector bodies before it prepares the new legislative text.
The Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) reported that online gambling generated €1.2bn in gross gaming revenue in the Netherlands in 2025, down 21% year on year. The supplied report says the regulator’s figures showed the decline; it gives no further details on the causes or market breakdown.