LiveScore Bet has joined the Netherlands Online Gambling Association (NOGA), as confirmed by the trade association
LiveScore Bet has joined the Holland Online Gambling Association (NOGA), as confirmed past the craft association.
After the promulgation of the deal, Peter-Paul de Goeij, Managing Director of NOGA, said: "We are pleased that LiveScore Bet, as I of the ahead of time licensees in the Netherlands, has opted to join NOGA. LiveScore Bet is a real reputable operator inwards our industry, putting a safe and secure betting have at the nerve of their operation.
“We seem frontward to workings with them and inward so doing conduce positively to the policy documentary of optimal consumer protection.”
Meanwhile, Monika Naydenova-Grue, Group Director of Regulatory Compliance at LiveScore Bet, further added: “We are proud of(p) to declare our NOGA membership. NOGA has been at the head of manufacture efforts in the Kingdom of The Netherlands to establish a sustainable remote gaming fabric for both operator and consumer, and with our international experience, we are convinced we can buoy give to this fifty-fifty further.”
LiveScore Bet was among the first of all 11 operators inwards the Nederland to be granted a licence below the Remote Gaming Act, which went live inwards April 2021.
Earlier this year, NOGA revealed that the expected increase inwards bettors in the rural area hadn’t happened since it launched its regulated marketplace in tardily 2021. However, the craft connexion did note that more players were now gambling inward a ‘safe and responsible for(p) environment,’ while visits to illegal play sites had dramatically decreased.
NOGA’s De Goeij commented on the market place shift, saying: “It appears that the channelling of players towards the sound bid is substantially underway.
“We must, however, make out everything inward our force to dungeon the 78% of players who make already been channelled to the local licensed offer, and puddle the shoemaker's last 22% that noneffervescent chance illegally, choose licensed providers.”