Gaming Commission launches EPIS Campaign: protect yourself from gambling!
The Gaming Commission is launching a new awareness campaign around EPIS on the occasion of the European Football Championship and the Olympic Games.
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.
The Belgian Gaming Commission continues to take tough action against illegal gambling sites. Recently they blocked nine new websites.
The BECRIS platform is operational, players can now increase their weekly legal deposit limit again.
By July 1, 2024, operators must split their gambling activities based on the class of supplementary license they use.
The new law amending the gaming law of May 7, 1999 was published in the Belgian Official Journal. Coming into force on June 1, 2024, it brings important changes.
Stricter controls by the Belgian Gaming Commission (KSC) lead to closures and fines.
Good news: protection against gambling will be further extended from 2025. Checking the EPIS list becomes compulsory everywhere for betting.
Gaming Commission warns operators to stop offering bonuses and gifts.
Belgium: Online gambling limits on hold! BECRIS switch from May 1st. No limit increases, but €200/week max remains.
Last Thursday, Belgium took a significant step in regulating gambling by adopting a new law. After four years of debate and legislative struggles, led notably by Stefaan Van Hecke (Groen), […]