The Court of Appeal in Jönköping ordered ATG to pay a SEK3m penalty after finding its anti-money-laundering monitoring systems inadequate. The ruling overturned an earlier Administrative Court decision that had cleared the operator temporarily and reduced Spelinspektionen’s original SEK6m demand by half.
The ruling confirms a financial penalty for ATG and reinforces the regulator’s enforcement case on AML controls.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quickspinn, Kalamba Games | SEK 650,000 | Spelinspektionen fines three gaming suppliers over unlicensed Swedish operators | Not stated | |
| Winbet | Not stated | Spelinspektionen bans WinBet from targeting Swedish players | Not stated | |
| Betsson | SEK 6,500,000 | Spelinspektionen fines Betsson Nordic SEK6.5m for AML deficiencies | Not stated | |
| Kombispel | SEK 3,000,000 | Spelinspektionen fines Swedish Social Democrats SEK3m over lottery controls | Not stated | |
| Kombispel | SEK 4,000,000 | Spelinspektionen fines five organisations SEK4m over lottery sales | Not stated |
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Sweden’s Administrative Court of Appeal upheld Spelinspektionen’s rejection of an association’s application to place bingo terminals in 297 retail locations. The court said bingo terminals should not be permitted in kiosks, shops and similar premises whose main activity is not gambling.
Sweden’s Court of Appeal rejected the Swedish Gambling Authority’s appeal on 7 February, upholding a lower court ruling that the regulator lacked grounds to enjoin Zimpler. The court said the Gambling Act was unclear about how to determine whether an operator targets Sweden and found that the authority had not shown illegal gambling or Zimpler’s promotion of it.
Sweden's Administrative Court upheld Spelinspektionen's orders requiring Sinovum Media AB and Flashback Media Group AB to remove banner ads linking to unlicensed gambling sites. The regulator issued the orders in October and December 2025, and the court ruled on 3 March 2026; Spelinspektionen had warned Flashback of a possible SEK 130,000 penalty for non-compliance.
Sweden’s Administrative Court rejected appeals by Sinovum Media AB and Flashback Media Group AB on 3 March, leaving in place Spelinspektionen’s orders to stop banner advertising for unlicensed gambling sites. The regulator issued the orders in October and December 2025, and the court found grounds for the intervention.
Sweden’s Spelinspektionen said 16 of 17 licensees inspected had failed at least once to report board or management changes within the required 14 days. The regulator issued warnings or remarks alongside financial penalties; all but one case have closed.