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(AsiaGameHub) –   The Gaming in Holland Conference has unveiled the preliminary agenda for its upcoming event on June 4 in Amsterdam, with a focus on strategies to regain control of the regulated market from illegal competition.

Press release – The Gaming in Holland Conference, scheduled for Thursday, June 4, in Amsterdam, has released its initial agenda.

As customary, the event will gather key decision-makers in the regulated Dutch gambling sector.

Furthermore, this year’s edition will examine the necessary steps and effective collaboration methods required to #ReclaimTheMarket amid rising threats from unfair and illegal operators.

A selection of confirmed conference sessions is listed below. A complete agenda can be accessed here: https://www.gamingin.eu/holland/agenda26

Gaming in Holland Conference – Preliminary Agenda

(Please note that all session titles are subject to change.)

Keynote: Market developments & regulatory responses

Challenges & opportunities in the Dutch market: The view from the boardroom 1

Challenges & opportunities in the Dutch market: The view from the boardroom 2

The challenge of the black market: Towards a European response

The Dutch gambling market in numbers

Player protection in the Dutch market

#ReclaimTheMarket: Will players go along?

Game popularity: Onshore and offshore offerings compared

Navigating KSA reliability assessments: From licence application to M & A approval

Breakout sessions

In addition to the main programme, the 2026 GiH Conference will include several focused breakout sessions, such as:

• Renewing your Dutch gambling licence: Tips and practical guidance
• AMLR/AMLA compliance for gambling operators

GiH Conference: #ReclaimTheMarket & key decision makers

Gaming in Holland founder comments: “While the annual Gaming in Holland Conference continues to serve as the primary hub for updates on the Dutch gambling market, this year we aim to address one of the industry’s most pressing challenges: reclaiming market share lost to increasingly aggressive illegal competitors. There are no easy solutions, but stakeholders in the regulated market are not powerless. With all key decision-makers and market participants present in Amsterdam, I am confident that meaningful dialogue and progress can be achieved.”

Practical information

The 2026 Gaming in Holland Conference will be held on Thursday, June 4 at the KIT Royal Tropical Institute in Amsterdam.

Registration for the 2026 GiH Conference is now open.