ComeOn Casino fine upheld by Dutch gambling regulator
The Netherlands Gambling Authority has upheld a €750,000 fine against Tulipa Ent Limited, the operator behind online gambling brand ComeOn, following an unsuccessful challenge to the regulator’s enforcement decision.
The Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) published the decision on November 10, confirming that the penalty relates to failures in the operator’s duty of care towards customers.
The regulator found that Tulipa had inadequately protected players against excessive gambling and gambling addiction between December 2023 and September 2024.
Dutch-licensed gambling operators are required to monitor customer behaviour and intervene when signs of harmful or excessive gambling emerge.
The original penalty decision was issued on December 16, 2025, before Tulipa lodged an objection.
The KSA issued its decision on that objection on October 20, maintaining the €750,000 penalty.
The company can still appeal the decision before a Dutch court.
The case forms part of the regulator’s continuing enforcement of player-protection requirements in the country’s licensed online gambling market.
The Netherlands introduced regulated online casino and sports betting in October 2021, with operators subject to strict obligations covering customer monitoring, intervention and responsible gambling.
