The Kansspelautoriteit warned online gambling licence holders in the Netherlands not to assume they will qualify for renewals. The regulator’s head of supervision, Renske Fikkers, said assessments would consider operators’ past conduct, including behaviour the KSA had identified as unacceptable.
Operators’ compliance history could affect whether they retain access to the Dutch online gambling market.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hommerson | Not stated | Kansspelautoriteit grants Hommerson Amusement sports betting licence | Not stated | |
| Novomatic | Not stated | Kansspelautoriteit extends Novomatic Nederland licence to 2035 | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | Dutch court upholds KSA refusal of unnamed provider’s licence application | Not stated |
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Kenya Revenue Authority reminded licensed betting and gaming operators that licences for the 2024/2025 financial year expire on 30 June 2025. KRA said its tax clearance is required for Betting Control & Licensing Board renewals and asked operators to update tax records and provide compliance documents.
Reportedly, NLGRB held a stakeholder meeting in Bugolobi on 25 September 2026 to establish expectations for 2027 licence renewals. Participants included licensed operators, licence applicants, board management and government partners.
The National Lotteries and Gaming Regulatory Board (NLGRB) held its Annual Pre-Licensing Stakeholder Engagement with gaming operators at Royal Suites in Bugolobi on 25 September 2026, the board said. The meeting was convened to set out regulatory expectations for the 2027 licence renewal cycle.
Reportedly, Cambodia is preparing a framework governing casino integrity and quality. The proposed framework would establish minimum suitability requirements for renewing casino licences.
Reportedly, Cambodia’s CGMC is preparing a framework to assess integrity and quality when reviewing casino licence renewals. Its General Secretariat reviewed and discussed the proposal at a meeting on 4 September.
Amnesty International criticised Cambodia’s renewal of licences for several casinos and called on authorities to explain the decisions, according to its statements reported in the source. The organisation alleged links between some properties and scam centres involving human trafficking, forced labour, child labour and torture, and urged Cambodia to suspend the licences and investigate.