Over 1,800 individuals restricted from participating in gaming activity
Self-exclusion numbers are climbing, with 1800 Ukrainians choosing to step away from gambling as per the commission's website.
Established in April 2023, this registry has been making its presence felt since its nascent days; it actually took root a few years back. A total of 315 individuals joined the registry in 2022, while the count stood at 195 in 2021, with most self-excluders falling within the 21-40 age bracket.
As outlined by law, self-exclusion periods range from six months to a span of three years, with requests once submitted, non-refundable. Submissions can be made directly to KRAIL, via email, or through a special form; digital signatures are required for online applications.
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Writer: Alina Shvets
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Individuals seeking to pursue responsible gambling options can now find resources at the KRAIL registry, which has seen a surge in self-exclusion registrations for casino-and-gambling, lotteries, and casino-games. In their efforts to prioritize responsible gambling, KRAIL provides support for those looking to limit their participation in casino-games and lotteries, whether through direct email, a special form, or online applications accompanied by digital signatures.
