Newsazenplay.comNew UK rules will require category B machines to show players how long they have been playing and their winnings or losses. The standards also restrict celebratory messaging for net losses and features that accelerate game outcomes, while existing machines are generally exempt.
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An investigation into Curaçao’s new gambling regime found that some operators accused of problematic practices obtained new licences without materially changing their operations. The report attributed the continuing issues to limited enforcement of the National Ordinance on Games of Chance.
The UK Gambling Commission announced new requirements for Category B gaming machines, including improved access to gambling-management tools and session information showing play duration and net wins or losses. Most changes are scheduled to take effect in June 2027 and apply to land-based machines…
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