Dutch Regulator Launches Gambling Harm Campaigns

The Dutch gambling authority, Kansspelautoriteit (Ksa), is launching two campaigns in early November to encourage conversations about gambling and reduce gambling-related harm. One targets parents of young people, while the other promotes self-exclusion among young adults experiencing problems. The campaign features young people discussing how their parents talk to them about topics such as sex and safety. It encourages families to discuss gambling before there is a specific reason for concern. The initiative builds on the OpenOverGokken information platform launched in 2025, which offers practical guidance for those conversations.
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