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title: "SBC Webinar: What's at stake? Adapting to lower statutory slot limits"
description: What's at stake? Adapting to lower statutory slot limits - A CasinoBeats Summit discussion
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Last week, the UK Government confirmed that a maximum slot stake of £2 for those aged between 18-24, and £5 for over 25s will be introduced across the industry to help combat gambling harm. The measure is part of the proposals set out in last year’s whitepaper ‘High Stakes: Gambling reform for the digital age” published in April 2023. 

After initially considering a range from £2-£15, the limits, which are backed by the likes of GambleAware CEO Zoë Osmond and Betting and Gaming Council CEO Michael Dugher, are to be implemented as early as September 2024. 

With expectations of the cost to the industry of up to £730m, how will the slot sector and the industry at large respond to these changes? And what has been the experience in other markets with similar restrictions, such as Germany and Greece? 

Join our panel of experts made up of Ian Perrygrove (CRO, Kwiff), Christopher Dalli (CEO, L&L Europe Ltd) and Tom Banks (Head of Corporate Affairs - UK & Global, Kindred) and Moderator: Sarah Ramanauskas (Co-Founder, Game Safety Institute) for a live discussion ahead of May’s CasinoBeats Summit at the Intercontinental Hotel in Malta.

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