PlayCity fines operator UAH 4.3m after self-excluded player allowed to continue gambling
With potential plans to restrict military personnel from gambling, PlayCity is taking responsible gambling breaches more seriously than ever.
With potential plans to restrict military personnel from gambling, PlayCity is taking responsible gambling breaches more seriously than ever.
Casinos in Europe often partner with charities for fundraising efforts, but rarely seem to organise full-scale events and parades like Galaxy does in Macau.
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.
The ANJ said lotteries and casinos also posted gains, while PMU and Paris gaming clubs recorded declines across key indicators.
Relax Gaming, the leading iGaming aggregator and supplier of unique content, has released its latest title, Bonsai Dragon Blitz.
The platform allows them to place bets on ready-made combos in just a few clicks.
The 20-year-old brand will launch Tombola Arcade under the Flutter brand.
Gaming law specialist Istvan Cocron speaks to Global Gaming Insider about the landmark C-440/23 decision, which confirms that Germany’s pre-2021 online casino ban was lawful under EU law.