Bragg Gaming Group said it has agreed a three-year extension to provide its Player Account Management platform and casino content to 711.nl in the Netherlands and Carousel.be in Belgium. The agreement also covers Bragg powering the launch of 711.be and envisages work on further regulated-market launches.
The extension maintains Bragg’s platform and content supply and supports 711 Group’s planned launch in Belgium.
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The Dutch gambling regulator KSA reprimanded operator 711 for requiring some customers to wager deposited funds before withdrawing them. The KSA said such requirements are permitted only with bonuses under strict conditions and called the practice "highly undesirable". 711 said the policy formed part of its anti-money laundering procedures and has since changed its processes to allow refunds via the original payment method.
The Dutch gambling regulator Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) has reprimanded operator 711 for making some customers gamble their deposited funds before allowing a withdrawal, according to a KSA notice. The KSA said wagering requirements of this kind are permitted only in connection with an offered bonus, and even then under strict conditions. In all other cases, the regulator said, gambling companies must pay out as quickly as possible.
The Kansspelautoriteit told 711 that requiring some customers to wager deposited funds before withdrawing them is allowed only with a bonus and under strict conditions. After discussions, 711 introduced measures to prevent a repeat and clarified that players could have funds returned to their original payment method. The regulator said it could take stronger action if the practice recurs.
The Dutch gambling regulator Kansspelautoriteit has raised concerns with 711 over the operator requiring some customers to wager deposited funds before they could withdraw them. The regulator said such wagering conditions are permitted only when offered together with a bonus, and then only under strict conditions. In all other cases, gambling companies must pay out as quickly as possible, the Kansspelautoriteit said.
KSA warned 711 over requiring some customers to wager deposits before withdrawing funds. The operator said it imposed the conditions to prevent money laundering. According to the report, 711 took measures to prevent recurrence, and KSA warned that further breaches could trigger sanctions.
Online operator 711 received a warning from the Dutch Gambling Authority (KSA) regarding a practice the regulator called “undesirable,” in which certain customers had to wager deposited money before they could take it out. The KSA said it opened talks with the company right away, stating: “We find 711’s working method very undesirable and therefore immediately entered into discussions with the company.”
Bragg Gaming Group withdrew its 2026 financial guidance after revenue for the three months ended 30 June fell 12% year on year to €22.9 million. Adjusted EBITDA was €3.5 million, while net loss widened to €2.9 million. The company said it withdrew its outlook because it lacked sufficient operating history for the combined business following its Drayton International acquisition.
711 Group said on Monday that its Malta subsidiary, 711 Malta Limited, had received a licence from the Malta Gaming Authority. The company said it would provide details later about the launch of 711casino.com, including its available markets and games.