Dutch state secretary leaves Unibet data-access cases to KSA and courts
Dutch state secretary Teun Struycken said the KSA, rather than the government, can consider Unibet’s conduct when its licence comes up for renewal, while courts decide players’ claims for transaction data. First-instance rulings on 4 and 7 July produced different outcomes: one ordered Unibet to provide the requested information, while the other rejected a claim by Gokverliesterug as inadmissible.
The KSA may consider compliance with court rulings in future licence renewals, while courts decide access to players’ transaction data.