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KSA creates separate Dutch licence for skill-machine operators

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The Netherlands’ Kansspelautoriteit has introduced a limited licence for businesses operating skill machines, with applications open immediately. The regulator said the licence may have a shorter review process; it plans to publish application details in the coming weeks.

Operators limited to skill machines can apply for a licence distinct from those covering other gaming machines.

Earlier licence decisions by KSA

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
TOTO, Holland CasinoNot statedKSA outlines Dutch gambling licence renewal framework for 2026Not stated
Vbet, Pragmatic PlayNot statedVBET launches online casino in the NetherlandsNot stated
VL HollandNot statedVL Holland director Carlos Strazzer planned to seek a Dutch online gambling licenceNot stated
LiveScore Bet, tombolaNot statedKansspelautoriteit explains revised online gambling licence rulesNot stated
ComeOn Group, Tulipa Ent LimitedNot statedComeOn launches GetLucky under its Dutch gambling licenceNot stated

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