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KSA revokes lottery licence obtained through impersonation in Netherlands

By The Weekly Edge desk · · Updated

Summary

The Netherlands’ KSA revoked a lottery licence after an unknown applicant impersonated the chairman of football club Quick Boys, Gaming Intelligence reported. Quick Boys denied applying or having links to the lottery websites. The regulator warned that scammers increasingly exploit clubs’ identities and lottery licences.

Why it matters

The licence revocation highlights identity fraud involving lottery applications, with scammers increasingly exploiting clubs’ identities and lottery licences.

Read the original at Gaming Intelligence

EntityKSA
TypeRegulator
Entries50
Main marketsNetherlands
Enforcement & compliance17
Licences & markets9
Deals & M&A1
Tenders & awards2
Latest16 Oct 2026
Entity mapappealedlicensed byNetherlandsQuick BoysFraudulent lottery licKSAQuick Boys lottery licPolymarketLotto BV
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