KSA issues warnings to two Dutch operators about loyalty programs

The Dutch Gambling Authority, known as the Kansspelautoriteit (KSA), is still keeping a close check on the Dutch betting market and has warned two operators for providing a loyalty scheme.
Both businesses have been told to stop offering the reward programs, which they claim were intended for young adults and were therefore against KSA licensing regulations.
Loyalty programs are classified as ad campaigns, and in both instances, the operators have made the proposition available to every customer base young adults—via their individual websites.
 
The two suspected Dutch casino operators should be careful and know that no one is above the law. Once the KSA warned that it is unethical for any casino operators to use any loyalty scheme to promote its services, then all casino operators must abide.
 
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