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KSA chair proposes international network to tackle unlicensed gambling

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KSA Chair Michel Groothuizen called for regulators to establish an international enforcement network against unlicensed online gambling, according to the report. He proposed cross-border intelligence sharing and coordinated investigations, with participation from technology companies and payment processors. The report says the KSA puts the Netherlands’ channelisation rate by gross gaming revenue below 50%.

A coordinated enforcement network could change how regulators and payment providers address unlicensed online gambling across borders.

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Dutch gambling authority opens talks with Google and Meta on illegal online gambling

Reportedly, the Dutch gambling authority has opened talks with Google and Meta and other European regulators on curbing illegal online gambling. Its strategy covers restricting access to illegal platforms, blocking payment flows and holding large technology companies to account, while sanctions remain an option.

The Dutch gambling authority, KSA, has opened talks with Google and Meta and with other European regulators on ways to curb illegal online gambling. The strategy set out by KSA chair Michel Groothuizen covers making access to illegal gambling platforms harder, blocking payment flows and holding large technology companies to account. Sanctions against the platforms remain an option, the report said.

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