Re-regulation
Responsible gambling
Our members
We represent 22 gambling companies in the Swedish gambling industry
Our member companies operate in the gambling sector. All B2C members hold a gambling license issued by the Swedish Gambling Authority. BOS works for a sound gambling market in Sweden, where all gambling companies have equal rights and responsibilities.
Gustaf Hoffstedt
Secretary General BOS
Secretary General for the Swedish Trade Association for Online Gambling. The Association represents 22 gambling companies that hold EU licences and target Swedish consumers.
I have devoted a large share of my professional life to work towards a gambling market with fair conditions for the individual consumer and for the industry as a whole. The introduction of gambling licenses in 2019 was an important milestone.
The ambition now is to uphold the Swedish channelization, i.e. that Swedish gamblers choose licensed gambling companies. If Sweden only wanted, it could be world leading in uniting safe gambling with a flourishing industry that gives back to society.
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BOS rejects extension of covid 19 restrictions
Today is the last day to comment on the Ministry of Finance's referral on extending the covid 19 restrictions for online casinos until November 14 2021. The Swedish Trade Association for Online Gambling (BOS) rejects the proposal. - The Ministry of Finance claims that...
BOS opinion on the Gambling Market Inquiry’s proposal
Today The Swedish Trade Association for Online Gambling (BOS) submits its opinion on the Gambling Market Inquiry's report "Increased protection and strengthened regulation in the re-regulated gambling market". BOS is positive to the inquiry's proposal to not introduce...
BOS supports the Gambling Market Inquiry’s rejection of levy fees on horse betting
Today BOS submits its consultation response on the Gambling Market Inquiry's interim report “The horse industry's financing in the re-regulated gambling market”. The inquiry's main question has been to investigate whether Sweden should establish a mandatory levy fee...