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KSA revokes LiveScore Bet’s Dutch online gambling licence at request

Enforcement & compliance

The Dutch Gaming Authority (KSA) revoked LiveScore Malta Limited’s online gambling licence on 23 December 2024, after the company requested it, the regulator said. LiveScore Group had announced its withdrawal from the Netherlands in November, citing a planned gambling tax increase.

Operators and regulators can use the licence revocation to track LiveScore Group’s withdrawal from the Dutch market.

Earlier fines and penalties by KSA

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Kindred, UnibetEUR 400,000KSA fines Unibet €400,000 over access for Dutch self-excluded playersNot stated
FBC BVEUR 280,000KSA orders FBC BV to pay €280,000 weekly over unlicensed Dutch gamblingNot stated
VNLOK, NOGANot statedVNLOK and NOGA launch Dutch illegal gambling reporting centreNot stated
VideoslotsEUR 975,000KSA reduces Videoslots sanction to €975,000 after appealNot stated

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