Lower deposit limits slash Dutch gambling losses but fuel interest in illegal market
Monthly player losses have fallen 31% since the new rules were introduced, but could this be a result of players moving offshore?
By Robert Fletcher
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KSA proposes two-year cooling-off period for licensees
The Dutch Gaming Authority (KSA) has published a new draft rule which states that to be eligible for an online gambling licence, an operator must have refrained from offering online games of chance to Dutch consumers for two years.
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Dutch gambling revenue surpasses €2bn in 2018
The Dutch gambling market generated a collective €2.05bn (£1.84bn/$2.31bn) in revenue in 2018, marking the first time that the national sector surpassed the €2bn landmark.
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Portugal sets new igaming revenue record in Q1
Portugal’s regulated online gambling market achieved a new record quarterly revenue of €47.3m (£42.4m/$53.4m) during the first three months of the year, primarily due to year-on-year growth across sports betting and casino.
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