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Licensing by Type of Activity

Opening a Gaming Machine (Slots) Hall

How is a multi-seat machine counted?

By the number of seats — except an electronic roulette; the rule concerns both accounting and taxation.

What is in the regulations?

The list of machines with details, the limits of bets and winnings, the rules of the games and the claims deadline — 30 days.

What is the 80 percent rule?

A machine must provide at least 80 percent of the placed bet as winnings.

Is authorization needed?

Yes — both for the essential products and for the content of each game.

4 min·22 Sep 2026

The Slot Machine Hall: Concept and Features

A slot machine hall is a specially equipped building or part of it where the organizer conducts gambling games by means of gaming machines — so defines the third article of the law. The gaming machine itself is also defined: an electronic, mechanical or electromechanical device with a special program or mechanism for monetary winnings. A multi-seat machine counts as as many machines as it consists of gaming seats — except an electronic roulette.

This detail is critical for budgeting: the number of machines also determines the base of the hall's fee, so when placing multi-seat devices their count must follow the rule of the law.

Updated: 12 Oct 2026