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Dutch regulator fines Curaçao-based operator €600k over unlicensed gambling
Virtual Coin Gaming NV becomes first operator sanctioned by KSA in 2021
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The Dutch Gambling Authority (KSA) has fined Virtual Coin Gaming NV a total of €600,000 (£540,000) after investigators found the firm was offering online gambling to Dutch players without a licence. The KSA issued a fine of €500,000 directly to Virtual Coin Gaming, which is based in the Dutch Caribbean gambling hub of Curaçao, as…
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