
In the Netherlands, Google has started blocking illegal online casinos in search
In the Netherlands, there have been significant changes in Google search results for gambling-related queries. According to local media, the largest search engine has stopped showing illegal online casinos for popular keywords such as online casino and online gokken.
Such a cleanup was not accidental — the decision coincided with recent discussions in parliament, where the problem of the availability of unlicensed gambling sites through search engines was raised. After that, the regulator Kansspelautoriteit (KVA) officially appealed to the European office of Google with a request to intervene and limit the display of illegal content.
The head of the regulator, Stephen Wrolijk, confirmed that Google did react and filtered by keywords. However, he stressed that it is too early to consider the problem solved. According to him, the situation can change at any time, and there is no need to relax.





tickscollar All this bullshit was invented to squeeze out the last money. It used to be easier - bet on red, win or lose. And now some chickens are running, airplanes are flying... Circus.


xSuiZ The article is fire! Everything was laid out according to the facts. Drake is not a ludomaniac, he is a walking advertisement. And while the suckers believe in his "curse", Stake rakes in the money. Beautiful, you can't say anything. I've been riding a steak myself for a year now, I threw in crypto and generally don't give a about all the blocking.


Leoak Finally a good article on NC! I've been playing them since the very beginning, since the first Deadwood. Yes, their dispersion is crazy, you can lose a deposit in 100 spins. But when he pours ... It's worth it. In Mental x15k I caught, I still remember this spin. The whole point is in their x-mechanics, they really change the game, and not just for show.



tealblossom 2 minutes to respond? Yes, this is a dream! Otherwise, while you wait for these operators, you will already want to play. It's high time!
If Google can do that, why didn't it do it before?
I wonder how long this "purity" will last in the search...
Usually they don't care
It would be great if other countries also pushed Google to take such steps
At last! I hope that now beginners will not fall for scammers.