Dutch Supreme Court backs operators in gambling loss cases
The Dutch Supreme Court has found no legal basis for gamblers to recover losses from online gambling activity before market liberalisation in October 2021.
The Dutch Supreme Court has found no legal basis for gamblers to recover losses from online gambling activity before market liberalisation in October 2021.
The initiative is to enhance player protection during such a wager-heavy period.
The Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland has begun issuing its first remote betting licences, with stricter consumer protections and wider enforcement powers set to follow across the sector.
Both initiatives will promote wider diversification schemes.
The world-renowned sportsman and philanthropist is set to appear alongside Jason Robins and Carsten Koerl as part of a sports business panel on day one of the summit.
The figures show a healthy increase across all gambling sectors in Denmark.
The new guidelines will apply to a range of industries, not just gambling.
Advancement to the last eight came for England and Norway at the expense of Mexico and Brazil as the weekend’s results are reflected by shifting bookmaker odds.
The deal adds Swedish and Danish racing to BetMakers’ regional content network as wagering operators seek wider fixed-odds racing supply.
The renewal adds Southampton to Midnite’s wider 2026/27 football sponsorship push across English clubs.