Spelinspektionen stops unlicensed gambling companies
The Swedish Gambling Authority (Spelinspektionen) has made a decision to prohibit the company Twocent Technology Limited from offering gambling services to Swedish consumers. The decision is based on the fact that the company lacks the necessary license required to conduct gambling operations in the Swedish market.
According to the Swedish Gambling Act, all companies targeting Swedish players must have approval from the authority. By offering games without this authorization, the company is in violation of current regulations. The purpose of the licensing requirement is to ensure a safe gambling environment and to protect players from unscrupulous operators.
Spelinspektionen continuously monitors the market to identify companies acting outside the law. When a company is prohibited, it means they are no longer allowed to market or provide their services to individuals located in Sweden.
This decision is part of the authority's work to maintain order in the gambling market. Consumers are urged to always check that a gambling company has a Swedish license before they start playing, which can easily be done on Spelinspektionen's official website.