UK’s Betting and Gaming Council has introduced the Anonymous Player Awareness System (APAS) algorithm that will impose a mandatory break on problem gamblers using fixed-odds betting terminals.
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The UK’s Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) announced the introduction of an Anonymous Player Awareness System (APAS) that will be built into the fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBT). The APAS is an algorithm that will detect signs of problem gambling and will impose a mandatory break in play. APAS then contacts the betting shop staff who will provide “a Responsible Gambling Interaction, where appropriate.” BGC believes APAS will “create an environment that promotes safer play” and “can help restore public trust.”
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