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.
In the run-up to the European Football Championship the city of Peer together with sports clubs and catering partners is taking steps to prevent gambling addiction.
The Gaming Commission (KSC), the official regulator of the gambling sector in Belgium, has released an updated brochure.
In an exclusive interview, Sander Delabie, owner of Clovio, gives us his vision of the Belgian casino affiliate.
The Belgian Gaming Commission continues to take tough action against illegal gambling sites. Recently they blocked nine new websites.
The Superior Health Council advocates a total ban on access to and advertising of games of chance for young people aged 18 to 21.
The popular VTM television program ‘Ze zeggen dat’ (They say that) recently showed how easy it is for minors to gamble in Belgium.
In 2022, the National Lottery faced a drop in turnover. In 2023 the situation was reversed but the figures remained stable.
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.
Oleksandr Usyk and Tyson Fury faced off this past weekend for the heavyweight championship. A match watched live by 20 million people via illegal streams.
In a public statement, Casino777 confirmed that it had no connection with 777 Partners, the company with which Standard Liège is in legal dispute.
Telecom companies blocked no fewer than a hundred sites last weekend because they were illegally live streaming Belgian football matches.