As of 1 January 2025, new restrictions will come into force in Belgium regarding sports sponsorship by gambling companies.
On October 7, 2024, the Council of State gave a blow to an important case: gambling companies with an F1+ license are no longer allowed to offer virtual bets in Belgium.
The Gaming Commission has just tightened the rules on commercial practices in the gambling sector.
Since 1 September 2024, the gambling landscape in Belgium has been modified by the entry into force of the law of 18 February 2024.
The Belgian Gaming Commission makes every effort to keep illegal offers out of our market as much as possible. But how does the Gaming Commission do this in practice?
The KSC, which is responsible for regulating the gambling market, is overwhelmed and under-equipped to deal with the rapid expansion of the sector.
The Gambling Commission (KSC) faces a major challenge in its fight against illegal gambling sites: recovering fines imposed on illegal operators.
The Gaming Commission (KSC) presents the first figures on online betting during the Euro 2024.
From September 1, stricter rules apply for participation in gambling in Belgium. The Gaming Commission once again reminds players that the date of the minimum age is approaching.
The final of the 2024 European Championship is fast approaching. Tonight Spain and France will battle for a place in the final battle.
The Belgian Gaming Commission is taking another step toward a level playing field for operators.
More and more deepfake videos are circulating on social networks. Using AI and public figures to tout illegal gambling sites.
The Gaming Commission is launching a new awareness campaign around EPIS on the occasion of the European Football Championship and the Olympic Games.
During the major sporting events of the summer, the CJH anticipates a notable increase in gaming activities and will organize stricter controls.
The Gaming Commission (KSC), the official regulator of the gambling sector in Belgium, has released an updated brochure.
