From world class gaming to a luxury resort destination, Kangwon Land represents the best of Korean hospitality culture and leisure offers. The latest installation of 68 NOVOMATIC gaming machines further augments the casino’s international approach...
The UK Gambling Commission has assembled an international panel of experts as part of its ongoing research into the impact of high-stake high prize gaming machines on problem gamblers, as it prepares to report back to the Minister for Sport Gerry Sutcliffe by the end of June 2009. The panel members were confirmed earlier this month and are considering a number of questions on the British regulatory approach to gaming machines...
On December 16 in Paris, Patrice Debray, the UMP deputy of Haute-Saône, officially presented his bill on the introduction of “small outlay-small winnings machines” (AMLG) in bars, hotels, restaurants and nightclubs. For Debray, while there were 35,600 bars in France in December 2007, that is less than one per commune, the aim is to fight against the closing down of these establishments (3,500 per year since 2000) by supporting them financially.
The Gambling Commission has today warned machine suppliers that time is rapidly running out for those who persist in ignoring the Gambling Act 2005. The Commission has identified illegal machine supply as one of its key priorities for enforcement action. The Commission’s Compliance and Enforcement team will be targeting illegal operators across the country in a renewed drive to rid the industry of the illegal trade.
