Slot supplier Endorphina disputes Dutch regulator’s offshore order
Endorphina says there is no evidence it intentionally supplied illegal Dutch-facing sites.
The hit
The Dutch Gambling Authority (KSA) has ordered slot supplier Endorphina to stop its games appearing on unlicensed gambling websites reachable from the Netherlands. The binding instruction, issued to Endorphina’s Malta & Cyprus entities, gives the supplier 2 weeks to comply, according to the regulator.
Why it matters
The KSA is widening its enforcement net beyond operators to the suppliers behind them, with no fine issued so far. For bettors, it signals regulators are chasing the games themselves, not just the sites hosting them, squeezing offshore access from a different angle. Endorphina disputes the regulator’s reading of events, a sign suppliers see this as a grey area worth fighting.
The record
| Compliance window | 2 weeks from Monday 2 November (KSA) |
|---|---|
| Inspection period | 12 January to 19 February 2026 (KSA) |
| Unlicensed sites found | at least 28 websites accessible to Dutch players (KSA) |
| Game instances logged | 15 instances, including Fortune Snake, Bad Santa & Hell Hot 100 (KSA) |
| Enforcement so far | No immediate enforcement or punitive action taken (KSA) |
What happens next
Watch whether Endorphina complies & whether the KSA escalates to a fine if the games remain accessible on the unlicensed sites the KSA identified.
Sources: KSA Says Endorphina Must End Partnerships with Offshore Gambling Sites
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