KSA Says Endorphina Must End Partnerships with Offshore Gambling Sites
Dutch regulator KSA orders Endorphina to stop supplying unlicensed gambling websites accessible from the Netherlands.Summary
The Dutch Gambling Authority (KSA) has issued a binding instruction to Endorphina Limited in Malta and Endorphina Ltd. in Cyprus, ordering the supplier to terminate partnerships with unlicensed gambling websites that remain accessible to players in the Netherlands. The regulator says inspectors accessed Endorphina games, including Fortune Snake, Bad Santa, Hell Hot 100 and Royal X-Mass, on at least 28 unlicensed websites between January 12 and February 19, 2026. The measure takes effect Monday, November 2, giving Endorphina two weeks to comply; no immediate punitive action has been taken. The KSA argues that licensed suppliers and operators, and their intermediaries, may not partner with gambling sites that are unlicensed in the Netherlands. Endorphina disputed the findings, saying there is no evidence it intentionally supplied illegal providers and that it has not received information about the regulator's investigation into third-party misuse of its content. The case signals that the Dutch government is seeking more levers to pressure companies that may enable illegal gambling websites, a strategy also adopted by Sweden, though Endorphina notes that differing local interpretations create confusion and put businesses in a difficult position.
(Source：Gamblingnews)