Ksa orders JACO V.I.P. Limitada to halt unlicensed gambling site
The Dutch gambling regulator, the Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa), said in a Dutch-language announcement that it has ordered JACO V.I.P. Limitada to stop offering gambling through the website spinstar.bet.
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The Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa) said its board of directors has established that JACO V.I.P. Limitada gives players the opportunity to take part in gambling through the website spinstar.bet, without holding a licence for that offer under the Gambling Act.
The regulator said its board of directors has ordered JACO V.I.P. Limitada to stop offering unlicensed gambling and to keep it stopped, backed by a penalty for non-compliance.
According to the Ksa, the order was issued on 20 August 2026, alongside a decision to make the order public. The regulator said objections can still be lodged against both decisions.
The original announcement is in Dutch.
Source: Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa).