ComeOn Group Joins NOGA to Strengthen Dutch Gaming Market
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The statement outlined the Group’s commitment to enhance the regulated gambling market in the Netherlands and promoting a safe environment for all customers in the country. As a member of NOGA, ComeOn joins an organization that promotes a robust exchange of ideas among its members. As well as keeping the gaming operators up to date with the latest industry regulation and compliance issues.
ComeOn has managed to build up a good name recognition in the Netherlands in a short period of time, and we are pleased that this provider has now joined us. The Dutch gaming market is facing a number of interesting challenges, which we can best tackle in close cooperation. Now that ComeOn has become a member of ours, we are even stronger in that respect.
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Founded in 2008, the ComeOn Group operates 15 iGaming brands globally including its flagship ComeOn Sports and Casino offering in the Netherlands.
As well as showing commitment to a regulated gaming market in the Netherlands membership of NOGA allows the gaming operators in the region to express their thoughts as a collective group and gives them greater weight when dealing with gaming regulators.
Leadership at NOGA pointed out that it also has strong links with similar trade organizations in other jurisdictions including the European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) and the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA). These organizations give their members a strong collective voice in regulated gaming markets worldwide.
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