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Lotteritilsynet warns Trannel of NOK1.198m daily coercive fine over Norway gambling offer

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Source: Lotteritilsynet (Norway)

Norway’s Lotteritilsynet warned Trannel International Limited that it will impose a coercive fine if the company does not stop offering gambling without a Norwegian permit. The proposed daily amount is NOK1.198 million, capped at Trannel’s estimated annual gross profit of about NOK437 million; the notice said the fine would begin two weeks after a decision is made. Trannel’s court case was scheduled for May 2022.

The warning could expose Trannel to a daily financial penalty unless it ends the unlicensed offer in Norway.

Earlier fines and penalties by Lotteritilsynet

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Not namedNOK 2,000Lotteritilsynet sets SEO-Butler daily coercive fine at NOK2,000Not stated
myWorld, LyonessNOK 500,000,000Norway’s Lotteritilsynet maintains order for Lyoness to stop activityNot stated
Facebook, ComeOn GroupNot statedLotteritilsynet prompts Facebook to remove 36 gambling pages in NorwayNot stated
Trannel International, UnibetNot statedLotterinemnda upholds order barring Trannel sites from NorwayNot stated
Lyoness Norway AS, Lyoness Europe AGNot statedLotteritilsynet refers Lyoness’s Norwegian business to policeNot stated

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