Melilla proposes tighter casino and gaming hall rules
By The Weekly Edge desk ·
Summary
Melilla’s draft regulation proposes stricter admission and identification checks at gaming halls, reported by Sector del Juego. The proposal includes checks against access-prohibition registers, distances of 150 to 300 metres from specified sensitive sites, limits on street visibility and individual ownership of sports betting accounts. It also addresses machine rules, including return-to-player rates of 70% to 75% in the reference document; final requirements depend on the regulation approved.
Why it matters
The proposed rules could change gaming halls’ access checks, locations and visibility, while setting conditions for sports betting accounts and gaming machines.