Online Casino ComeOn Faces €750,000 Fine in the Netherlands
The Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) upheld the penalty imposed in December 2025 following the brand’s appeal. ComeOn can still challenge the decision in court.

KSA inspected the accounts of 10 young Dutch players and found outstanding violations in every case. ComeOn is accused of failing to respond to signs of gambling addiction and not taking the necessary measures.
As a result, Dutchmen lost thousands of euros after setting over-the-top deposit limits. ComeOn disagreed with the fine, but the regulator found no good reason to reverse its decision.
ComeOn Chronicles: From License to Shutdown
Tulipa Ent Limited obtained a Dutch license for its brand ComeOn in September 2022. Between December 2023 and September 2024, alleged violations took place as the operator failed to protect young adults who exhibited signs of excessive gambling adequately.
In December 2025, KSA imposed a six-figure penalty for breaches of its responsible gambling requirements. Tulipa Ent Limited sought to have the decree voided by filing administrative objections challenging the fine and the fact that it was publicly announced in January 2026.
The dispute peaked in October 2026. An independent supervisory committee recommended dismissing all the company's objections. KSA followed the recommendation later that month and left the sanction unchanged. Tulipa Ent Limited can either accept it or take the case to court.
Earlier this week, we reported that KSA has penalised another major brand, Starzino.
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