PlayCity launches online monitoring of gambling: what will change for players.
The State Agency PlayCity begins the online monitoring system
According to inkorr.com: The State Agency PlayCity has signed a contract with LLC 'Computer Information Technologies' for the development of the State Online Monitoring System. As stated by the head of the agency, Hennadiy Novikov, the organization became the winner of the tender.
«Today, the team begins working on the creation of the State Online Monitoring System. The first phase of the project is planned to be launched in December. This will ensure effective control over operators, reducing unfair practices and strengthening the rights of players,» the statement says.
LLC 'Computer Information Technologies' has positive experience in developing govtech products. Currently, it is working on the SOM, which is an important step towards forming a fair gambling market and regulation in this field.
Changes for gambling organizers
The Cabinet of Ministers has also approved changes to the licensing conditions for gambling organizers. This will allow PlayCity to start issuing licenses and will ensure additional revenues of approximately 50 million hryvnias to the state budget.
Thus, the State Agency PlayCity is actively implementing the online monitoring system, which will improve control in the gambling market and strengthen the rights of players. Changes in licensing conditions for game organizers will also contribute to significant growth in state budget revenues.
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