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Swedish government opens inquiry into gambling protections for young people

By The Weekly Edge desk ·

Summary

Sweden’s government launched an inquiry into gambling harm among children and young adults, iGaming Today reported. Investigator Zandra Milton will examine marketing, gambling features in computer games and possible safeguards, including compulsory time limits and financial checks. She must submit proposals by 29 February 2028, weighing protections against the risk of players moving to unlicensed operators.

Why it matters

Sweden’s inquiry will examine marketing and possible compulsory time limits and financial checks, weighing risks of unlicensed gambling.

Read the original at iGaming Today

EntitySweden
TypeMarket
Entries29
Main marketsNetherlands, Spain
Enforcement & compliance5
Licences & markets1
Deals & M&A9
Tenders & awards2
Latest15 Oct 2026
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