The Ministry of Digital Affairs, together with PlayCity, launched a public discussion of the draft order "On establishing limits on a player's spending on gambling and the time a player can spend on gambling." What limits are proposed to be established?
The Ministry of Digital Affairs, together with PlayCity, launched a public discussion of the draft order "On establishing limits on a player's spending on gambling and the time a player can spend on gambling." What limits are proposed to be established?
According to the draft order, it is proposed to establish the following limits on a player's spending on gambling:
1. in casino gambling establishments and in slot machine halls no more than:
2. in online casinos no more than:
In addition, they plan to set the following time limits for a player's participation in gambling:
1. in casino gambling establishments and in slot machine halls no more than:
2. in online casinos no more than:
The document also states that limits are set by the player for a day, week, or month at a time. Spending limits can be changed no more than once a month.
A player's continuous gaming session is limited to two hours, after which a mandatory break of at least 15 minutes is required. The game time starts from the moment the player places the first bet and is counted to the nearest second.
PlayCity emphasized that similar rules are already in effect in the EU, Canada, and the USA.
The discussion will continue until November 7, 2025. Comments on the project can be sent to [email protected] .
A report on the results of the public discussion will be posted on the official website of the Ministry of Digital Affairs.
