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HOLLAND ONLINE THE KOA ACT


Dutch potential Roundtable:


In April, Dutch regulator Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa) began processing applications for 35 online


gambling licences ahead of the market's opening on 1 October. The Koa Act, passed by the Senate in February 2019, legalises and regulates online games of chance under strict conditions.


Vladimir Pavlov, Vice President Product, Pariplay


Antoine Bonello, COO and Managing Director, Aspire Global


Alexia Smilovic Rønde, Chief Regulatory Officer, Relax Gaming


Blanka Homor, Sales Director, Playson


Te Koa Act will see all (including country- bound) providers of games of chance have additional requirements in the field of addiction prevention and new requirements introduced for advertising and recruitment applying to all providers, including lotteries. In the regulated market, Ksa will also be given additional powers to tackle illegal activities.


René Jansen, Chairman of the Ksa, said: “Te Games of Chance Act, our current legal framework, dates from 1964. Tere was no question of digitisation at the time. It was therefore high time for the Remote Gambling


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Javier Sacristan Franco, Director, R. Franco Digital


Act (Koa), which in fact supplements and changes the current law.


“Ultimately, our work revolves around the interests of the player, of the consumer. A fair market remains an important objective, but is above all a means to allow consumers to play safely.”


Ahead of the Koa Act's implementation, G3 canvasses the expertise of interested stakeholders to assess the market's potential and how the new environment will shape up over the months and years ahead.


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