The Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) ordered EOD Code to stop offering unlicensed gambling in the Netherlands under its Instant Casino brand. The regulator said its investigation found that users could register, deposit and play; failure to comply would trigger a penalty of €280,000 per week, capped at €840,000.
EOD Code must stop unlicensed Dutch gambling or face weekly penalties under the regulator’s order.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SBM Holding Group, Sun Block Media Labs 2.0 | EUR 225,000 | KSA orders three Casinoscount.nl operators to stop unlicensed gambling promotion | Not stated | |
| Vave | EUR 280,000 | KSA imposes €280,000 weekly penalty order on Vave’s owner | Not stated | |
| Not named | EUR 734,000 | KSA fines unnamed operator €734,000 over player-protection failures | Not stated | |
| Kindred, Unibet | EUR 400,000 | KSA fines Unibet €400,000 over access for Dutch self-excluded players | Not stated | |
| FBC BV | EUR 280,000 | KSA orders FBC BV to pay €280,000 weekly over unlicensed Dutch gambling | Not stated |
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