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Michel Groothuizen said financial checks and deposit limits could be driving account-hopping and movement to unlicensed operators in the Netherlands.
The regulator said 97% of triggered assessments could be completed without customers providing documents, while only 0.1% of active accounts would fall outside a frictionless process.
Monthly player losses rose to €124 in the second half as the regulator said the number of player accounts continued to increase despite stable market size.
Regulator steps up enforcement as total blocked sites reach 1,640 since 2019.
Electronic gaming overtakes licensed casinos for the first time.
Games of fortune continue to dominate as casino numbers remain stable.
Each of the state’s three gaming types were able to report increases in revenue year-over-year, including 11.6% growth for iGaming operations which totaled $272.1m during March 2026.
The new high limit gaming room will feature approximately 60 slots and electronic table games, with plans to keep the space limited to 2,000 sq ft but available 24 hours a day for players.
The supplier confirmed additional state rollouts are ‘set to follow,’ while Monopoly Live allows players to wager on which segment a super-sized wheel will stop at once spun by a live dealer.
Traditional casino gaming generated $4bn of revenue during February 2026 and grew 3.9%, including a 5% increase in slot machine revenue to $2.95bn and a 1.2% rise for table games to $805.7m.
