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Dutch government sets 2026–2030 gambling-harm strategy

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The Dutch government presented a multi-year agenda for reducing gambling harm for 2026–2030, according to the report. Its five goals include safer gambling products, earlier detection of problems and faster access to appropriate help. A harm-measurement tool is being developed and is due by the end of 2026, before the government sets concrete reduction targets.

Operators may face further rules on deposits, risky game features and online gambling under the strategy.

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