In the Netherlands Gambling addicts is decreasing according to LADIS
According to LADIS, the number of addicted gamblers is decreasing in the Netherlands. Let’s look at the general data and compare it to the gambling addiction figures.
According to LADIS, the number of addicted gamblers is decreasing in the Netherlands. Let’s look at the general data and compare it to the gambling addiction figures.
In the Netherlands, research has been conducted into various technical options for overarching playing limits within 1-2 years.
A play to prevent gambling on the dangers of gambling raises the concerns of the Staten-General Geestelijke Gezondheid.
In a strategic move that resonates across the European gambling sector, La Française des Jeux (FDJ), the French lottery giant, has taken a new step in its acquisition project of […]
In a recent interview with The Huddle, Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, president of the Autorité Nationale des Jeux (ANJ), shed light on a possible opening of the French gambling market. The Française […]
In a move decidedly aimed at consumer protection and combating gambling addiction, Belgium may soon introduce a risk score for each legal gambling game. Inspired by the success of the […]
In October 2022, Belgium took drastic measures to combat gambling addiction by lowering the legal betting limit from €500 to €200 per week. This initiative aimed to strengthen player protection […]
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), […]
The Française des Jeux (FDJ), the French lottery and gambling authority, announced this Monday its intention to acquire the Swedish operator Kindred for an impressive sum of 2.6 billion euros. […]
The Flemish Expertise Centre for Alcohol and Other Drugs (VAD) suggests raising the minimum gambling age in Belgium to 21 years. Currently, access to casino games is only permitted from […]
The Belgian government is committed to responsible gaming and has developed various tools to support people suffering from gambling addiction, including self-exclusion from casinos and betting shops.
The Italian government has approved the reorganization decree proposed by the Ministry of Economy and Finance, marking a new step in the reform of online gambling and betting laws in Italy.
The Belgian Gaming Commission recently published its annual report for 2022, showing an overall positive development for the Belgian gaming industry.
After two years of steady growth, the online casino sector in the Netherlands appears poised for more growth in 2024, according to the Kansspelautoriteit (KSA), the Dutch regulatory authority for gambling.
A recent study revealed striking similarities and notable differences in gaming habits between Belgians and Dutch people.