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Sweden reviews gambling act to tackle illegal operators

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The Swedish government has launched a review of the country’s Gambling Act to strengthen measures against illegal operators. Announced on February 20, the investigation is set to conclude by September 17, 2025. Marcus Isgren, chairman of the Swedish Board of Consumer Complaints, has been appointed as the lead investigator. The review will explore stricter policies to curb unauthorized gambling sites operating in Sweden. Niklas Wykman, the minist…
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Sweden reviews gambling act to tackle illegal operators

The Swedish government has launched a review of the country’s Gambling Act to strengthen measures against illegal operators. Announced on February 20, the investigation is set to conclude by September 17, 2025. Marcus Isgren, chairman of the Swedish Board of Consumer Complaints, has been appointed as the lead investigator. The review will explore stricter policies to curb unauthorized gambling sites operating in Sweden. Niklas Wykman, the minist…

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