Dutch Online Gambling Licences Expire in October 2026
The first five-year Dutch online gambling licences expire in October 2026. Several major operators have secured renewals, while others face upcoming deadlines.
The first five-year Dutch online gambling licences expire in October 2026. Several major operators have secured renewals, while others face upcoming deadlines.
A Wisconsin law firm has filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s new mobile sports betting law. The case argues Act 247 violates constitutional limits on gambling expansion.
Holland Casino Online has received a five-year licence extension in the Netherlands, valid until at least 2031. The renewal follows a gambling tax increase to 37.8% of gross gaming revenue.
The Danish Gaming Authority has opened a three-month window for new land-based casino permits. The move aims to expand beyond seven existing venues in a market where online gambling dominates revenue.
Multiple US states reported higher wagering in June 2026, led by iGaming growth. Prediction markets also saw major acquisition activity and regulatory action.
Minnesota has prohibited state employees from using non-public information to trade on prediction markets. The order follows a federal injunction blocking a broader state ban.
The UK Gambling Commission concluded a £4.75 million settlement with Evolution after finding AML and third party control failures. An independent audit is now required.
Nevada regulators approved two Fertitta executives in connection with the planned 17.6 billion dollar acquisition of Caesars. Antitrust review and shareholder approval are still pending.
Las Vegas Sands posted lower Q2 2026 revenue and earnings, citing low VIP hold in Macau and reduced visitation during the World Cup. The company reported market share gains and expanded its buyback program.
The UK Gambling Commission considered suspending Evolution’s licence after its games appeared on unlicensed UK sites. The case ended in a £4.75m settlement and audit requirement.