Playson, a leading supplier in the iGaming industry, has strengthened its foothold in Spain through a partnership with Luckia Gaming Group. This collaboration brings Playson’s popular titles to Luckia’s players, enhancing their gaming experience with a wider array of content.
Paul McInnes, Sales Manager at Playson, stated: “We are thrilled to offer Luckia our top-tier slot content in the Spanish market through Games Global. This significant achievement marks Playson’s expansion into other regulated markets. Our strategy focuses on strengthening our presence, and our game portfolio is perfectly aligned with this goal.”
Eloy Fernandez, Head of Product at Luckia, said: “We are delighted to introduce Playson’s titles, adding more excitement to our gaming offerings. Our players seek a comprehensive and enjoyable experience, and we believe that Playson’s games will be immensely popular.
Having gained a deep comprehension of player preferences, Luckia eagerly anticipates the enthusiastic embrace of these exciting new additions.”
Earlier, Playson partnered with Lebull.pt in Portugal.
Meanwhile, the Dutch Gaming Authority (KSA) has rolled out an updated Responsible Gaming Policy Rule, geared towards enhancing the safety measures within the online gambling sphere.
Among the key alterations are the enforcement of real-time monitoring of gambling activities and the introduction of financial deposit caps. These adjustments stem from a thorough analysis conducted by the KSA, together with consultations involving various industry stakeholders.
Effective immediately, the revised policy requires online gambling platforms to incorporate real-time monitoring systems to promptly detect, assess, and intervene within a one-hour window upon identifying signs of excessive gambling behavior or potential addiction. This requirement operates round the clock to ensure swift interventions, thereby mitigating gambling-related harm.
Moreover, the policy implements financial deposit thresholds for players. Individuals aged 18 to 24 will be subject to a monthly deposit ceiling of €300, while those aged 24 and above will have a limit of €700.
Prior to permitting deposits exceeding these limits, providers must ascertain a player’s financial capability to sustain further gambling activity. If a player is found to be financially incapable, providers are obligated to block any additional deposits for the remainder of the month.
Furthermore, the policy aligns with recent amendments to advertising regulations, such as the Orka Decision and the prohibition of using role models in gambling promotions.
To ensure the practicality and effectiveness of the new measures, the KSA engaged in a consultation process with stakeholders, including providers, industry associations, and addiction specialists.
Previously, the Dutch Parliament voted to prohibit high-risk online slots. Experts worry that this move could drive players to black market gambling.
