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KSA renews eight Dutch online gambling licences through September 2031

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The Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) renewed online gambling licences for eight providers, allowing them to continue operating in the Netherlands after their current permits expire in September 2026. The renewed licences cover October 2026 to September 2031, and the KSA said it assessed applicants’ compliance histories and corrective measures.

The renewals provide eight providers continuity in the Dutch online market from October 2026 through September 2031.

Earlier licence decisions by KSA

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Entain, BetCityNot statedKSA renews BetCity's Dutch online gambling licence for five yearsNot stated
TOTO, Holland CasinoNot statedKSA grants first eight renewed online gambling licencesNot stated
Lotto BVNot statedKSA renews three Lotto monopoly licences for five years in NetherlandsNot stated
Bingoal, Toto OnlineNot statedBingoal and TOTO Online confirm Dutch licence renewals ahead of 1 October expiriesNot stated
Holland CasinoNot statedKSA extends Holland Casino Online licence for five yearsNot stated

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