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KSC permits third-party requests to exclude players across Belgian gambling

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Source: Kansspelcommissie (Belgium)

Belgium's Gaming Commission (KSC) can place a player on its EPIS exclusion list following an application from someone close to them, and the player is notified by registered letter. The ban covers land-based and online casinos, gaming halls and betting; the player may seek its removal after one year and must provide arguments showing they have addressed their gambling problem.

Operators must enforce the exclusion across all listed gambling channels, while removal requests cannot be made before one year.

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