Sweden’s Spelinspektionen has prohibited Softon Ltd from offering gambling services to the Swedish market because it lacks the required licence, according to the report. The regulator said licensed gambling is a priority and publishes the reasons for enforcement decisions to support transparency.
The ban prevents Softon from offering unlicensed gambling services in Sweden.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Videoslots | SEK 12,000,000 | Swedish court upholds SEK12m Videoslots fine over duty-of-care failures | Not stated | |
| Leo Vegas | SEK 8,000,000 | Swedish court overturns LeoVegas SEK8m fine for responsible gambling breaches | Not stated |
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