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Finland’s National Police Board sets conditional fines up to €1.2m for illegal marketing

By The Weekly Edge desk ·

Summary

Finland’s National Police Board reported that the Gambling Administration had issued four prohibition decisions and imposed six conditional fines by mid-2026 for illegal gambling marketing under the Lotteries Act. Corporate conditional fines range from €100,000 to €1.2 million, while individual fines range from €30,000 to €200,000. The market is due to open to operators in July 2027.

Why it matters

The fines set potential financial exposure for companies marketing unauthorised gambling services in mainland Finland.

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EntityVeikkaus
TypeCompany
Entries5
Main marketsFinland, UK
Enforcement & compliance1
Licences & markets1
Tenders & awards2
Latest14 Oct 2026
Entity mapappointed atsupplier to2026 illegal gambling FinlandJuhani WallinvirtaFinnish Gambling AdminNational Police BoardVeikkausLegora
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