Casino games
The white paper set out the government’s plans for modernising the regulation of the gambling sector. Casino businesses are free to offer new casino games, and new side bets or variants on existing games, without having to obtain approval from the Gambling Commission. Player information on the rules of each type of casino game on offer and a players’ guide to the house edge (giving the odds offered) must be displayed in each casino. No games are prohibited at the moment but we can publish a list of games that must not be offered should we feel it is necessary.
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- The white paper set out the government’s plans for modernising the regulation of the gambling sector.
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- Player information on the rules of each type of casino game on offer and a players’ guide to the house edge (giving the odds offered) must be displayed in each casino.
- The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) published its white paper in April 2023.
- Casino businesses are free to offer new casino games, and new side bets or variants on existing games, without having to obtain approval from the Gambling Commission.
If you want to provide feedback about new services and features, join our user research programme. If you want to complain about a gambling business or need further help please contact us. We are not able to respond to comments but your feedback will help us improve our website.
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The new government casinos not on gamestop reviewed the proposals in relation to modernising the rules for casinos and decided to implement the changes as outlined in the previous government’s consultation on this matter. The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) published its white paper in April 2023. You can change your cookie settings at any time.