UkraineCasinos.com compiled a white paper indicating that the upcoming Dutch online gambling market will turn out to be Europe’s ‘largest’ and the local players are already investing more cash on gambling acts than other significant European jurisdictions.
UkraineCasinos.com carried out a player study and states that Roulette is presently its Dutch client’s most popular online casino game, at 32%. Blackjack follows closely behind at 31%. 25% enjoy Slots while 12% of players play a combination play Baccarat and bingo and online poker.
There are plans to implement the new online gambling regulation in the Netherlands later this year. For the first time, private offshore operators can apply for a license.
UkraineCasinos.com said, ‘At last, the new Dutch regulation will be implemented in only a few weeks, and we are thrilled to experience the possibilities that await different stakeholders and incoming operators. The information indicates a positive beginning for the online market, and the players are prepared to accept the latest offering.
‘It is not surprising that most big sector names have shown keenness in joning the Dutch market. The Netherlands online gambling regulation emerges at a period when the Dutch player is ready to embrace legal provisions, and prepared to invest additional cash than most of their counterparts in Europe, and more gambling options will attract and entirely new audience.’
The white paper mentions the present online gambling limitations in the Dutch gambling regulation have compelled 50% of sports betters to uncertified sites providing products like bonus promotions and live betting.
It is anticipated that Sports betting will become the most famous kind of gambling other than lotteries after opening the new market. The online casino follows, and it will be legalized in the state for the initial time.
The market’s potential is believed to be ‘big,’ and compared to Germany, the Dutch online gambling expenditure per capita is higher, the same as France and follows Spain closely. In 2019, the regular Dutch player used $182 each year on gambling actions.
The number of players who participate in the controlled Dutch market has dramatically risen over the years, and in 2015 it increased from less than 500,000 to 1.2 million in 2019. The gross gaming income rose to €3.1bn from €296m during the same time.
