KSA launches campaign to encourage early conversations about gambling harm among 16-25-year-olds

The Netherlands’ gambling regulator, Kansspelautoriteit (KSA), has launched two public-awareness campaigns aimed at encouraging earlier conversations about gambling and making it easier for young people to seek help. The KSA said on Monday that the initiatives focus on teenagers and young adults, as well as the parents, relatives and friends who may be able to spot signs of harm. The OpenOverGokken campaign, launching in early November, is directed at parents of teenagers and young adults aged about 16 to 25.