A Dutch cross-party group has proposed a “two-strikes-and-you’re-out” rule for operators that consistently target young people in their marketing efforts.
The proposal comes as Dutch MPs look to take a tougher stance on gambling advertising. The new legislation would see any gambling operator that displays ads that reach anyone aged under 24 on two occasions have its license to operate suspended with immediate effect.
Dutch Lawmakers Propose Tougher Rules on Gambling Ads Dutch Lawmakers Propose Tougher Rules on Gambling AdsThe newly proposed ‘two strikes’ rule comes shortly after the gambling regulator Kansspelautoriteit, issued fines to both JOI Gaming and TOTO Online for advertising their products to young adults. The MPs suggested to legal protections minister Franc Weerwind that more could be done to prevent such breaches.