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KSA says it will act against Dutch casinos over Cruks identity checks

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The Netherlands Gambling Authority (KSA) said it will take action against gaming halls and casinos examined in an investigation that found three venues admitted a visitor using another person’s identity document. Holland Casino in Eindhoven, Jack’s Casino in Utrecht and Casino Be One in Rotterdam were named. Holland Casino said additional checks were conducted but should have prevented entry.

The regulator’s action puts identity-document checks and Cruks self-exclusion enforcement under scrutiny at named venues.

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Dutch minister rejects gambling ban for people receiving social assistance

Hans Vijlbrief said a blanket ban on gambling for people receiving social assistance would go too far. He said municipalities can point people to a gambling exclusion and support such as debt counselling or addiction care.

Minister Hans Vijlbrief said on 14 October 2026 that prohibiting people who receive social assistance from gambling would go too far. He made the remark during a committee debate on poverty and debt policy in the Netherlands, according to the account of the debate.

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