Dutch regulator fines ComeOn operator Tulipa Ent Limited 750,000 euros over player care
The Dutch regulator says Tulipa Ent Limited, which runs the licensed ComeOn brand, did too little to protect players between December 2023 and September 2024. Its objection has now been decided.
A breach of the duty of care
The Kansspelautoriteit (KSA) has fined Tulipa Ent Limited 750,000 euros for breaching its duty of care, the obligation on gambling companies to shield players as far as possible from excessive play and addiction. In the regulator's view Tulipa, which offers games in the Netherlands under the ComeOn brand, did too little on that front between December 2023 and September 2024. The Dutch site casinolicense.nl reported the fine first.
Objection decided, court next
The fine goes back to a decision of 16 December 2025. Tulipa objected, and the KSA decided that objection on 20 October 2026, publishing it on 10 November alongside the original fine decision and the opinion of the advisory committee that examined the objection. Its page puts the fine at 750,000 euros and says Tulipa can now take the case to court.
A licensed brand
ComeOn is a licensed brand. The KSA register lists licence 2165 in Tulipa's name, valid from 6 September 2022 to 6 September 2027 for online casino games and online sports betting, with ComeOn as the brand on comeon.nl and getlucky.nl. The months the fine covers fall well inside that term, so the case turns on how a licensed company looked after its players rather than on unlicensed supply.
ComeOn appears among the casinos licensed in the Netherlands.
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