SkillOnNet Receives Regulatory Notice for Missing Responsible Gaming Features on Prime Casino

Key Moments:

  • Spelinspektionen identified missing responsible gaming icons on Prime Casino’s logged-out page
  • SkillOnNet resolved the issue promptly after notification from the regulator
  • The Swedish Gambling Authority recently banned several unlicensed operators targeting Swedish players

Shortcomings Detected by Spelinspektionen

The Swedish Gambling Authority, Spelinspektionen, has issued a warning to SkillOnNet after finding that Prime Casino’s website was missing responsible gaming icons in the logged-out view. The absent elements included links for self-testing gambling behavior, deposit limit settings, login time controls, and self-exclusion options. The regulator highlighted that Swedish gambling regulations require operators to display these responsible gaming tools to all visitors, not just those logged in.

SkillOnNet’s Response and Correction of Oversight

After receiving the regulatory notice, SkillOnNet clarified that responsible gaming icons had always been present for users who were logged in. The operator stated it had recognized the issue with the logged-out view prior to the regulator’s formal review and had already begun to address the problem. According to SkillOnNet, the missing icons in the logged-out interface were due to a technical oversight rather than intentional omission. The company responded promptly to the notice, resolving the issue soon after the regulator’s request.

Regulator Evaluates Compliance and Enforcement Activity

Spelinspektionen acknowledged the timely steps taken by SkillOnNet, confirming that the company had substantially complied with its obligations by providing responsible gaming information to players and correcting the shortfall without delay. However, the regulatory authority stated that “SkillOnNet had ‘neglected’ its responsibilities to clearly display responsible gaming information to all users.” The absence of icons for logged-out users breached Swedish regulations, though the regulator recognized SkillOnNet’s quick remedial action and overall compliance with most requirements.

Continued Enforcement Against Unlicensed Operators

Spelinspektionen has recently intensified efforts to remove unlicensed operators from the Swedish gambling market. In May, the authority banned EOD Code SRL, Igloo Ventures SRL, and MIBS NV. These companies had targeted Swedish consumers despite lacking the proper national license by employing affiliate marketing, placing advertising banners on Swedish sites, and leveraging influencers on Instagram and Twitch. The regulator emphasized that operating without a license is a violation of Swedish law, and has made transparency a hallmark by publishing enforcement decisions directly on its website.

Recent Regulatory Actions Overview

OperatorViolationRegulator’s Action
SkillOnNetMissing responsible gaming icons for logged-out users on Prime CasinoReceived a regulatory notice and corrected the issue promptly
Bitx Operations, RykerOperating without a Swedish licenseBanned from offering games to Swedish players
EOD Code SRL, Igloo Ventures SRL, MIBS NVIllegally targeting Swedish consumers without a licenseBanned by the Swedish Gambling Authority
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Daniel Williams

Daniel Williams has started his writing career as a freelance author at a local paper media. After working there for a couple of years and writing on various topics, he found his interest for the gambling industry.
Daniel Williams
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