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Swedish Supreme Court orders BML Group to repay former customer

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Sweden’s Supreme Court reportedly ordered Betsson subsidiary BML Group to repay a former customer after upholding a ruling that the gambling agreements during his VIP period were invalid. The court ordered repayment of €527,395 in net losses and SEK718,750 in legal costs, while overturning a separate SEK10,000 award for emotional suffering; Betsson said the case involved specific circumstances.

The ruling sets out the court’s assessment of an operator’s obligations when it knows a customer has gambling problems.

End-of-day close Betsson (BETS B), SEK, to 15 August 2025
Story date19 May 202515 August 2025

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Quarter ended 30 September 2026

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