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KSA orders bet365 to improve financial-risk checks in the Netherlands

Enforcement & compliance

The Netherlands' KSA issued a binding order to Hillside New Media Malta, which operates bet365, on 13 November 2025 over shortcomings in checks on players' financial circumstances. The regulator found that Hillside relied on player-completed income questionnaires and miscalculated deposit limits; it gave the company four weeks to improve its systems and warned that non-compliance could lead to fines or licence revocation.

The order requires bet365 to strengthen financial-risk monitoring and could put its Dutch remote-gambling licence at risk.

Earlier fines and penalties by KSA

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
SkyHillsNot statedKSA warns SkyHills logo videos may lead to finesNot stated
Not namedNot statedKVA warns of AI-generated gambling adverts using Dutch influencer’s imageNot stated
EdobetNot statedEdobet defendant says Turkey was the gambling site's main marketNot stated
Tulipa Ent LimitedEUR 750,000KSA fines Tulipa Ent €750,000 for player-protection breaches in the NetherlandsNot stated
ComeOn GroupEUR 750,000Kansspelautoriteit fines ComeOn parent €750,000 over duty-of-care failuresNot stated

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