The Ukrainian Commission on Gambling and Lottery Regulation has issued reminders to domestic gambling venues to ensure that it operates in accordance with the wartime curfew.
Some gambling facilities have begun to reopen throughout Ukraine, despite continued Russian invasion, and some operators have relocated to western regions away from the major conflict areas in the eastern part of the country. did.
Such venues are allowed to open, but are obliged to operate in line with temporary measures implemented as a result of the country’s transition to martial law during the war.
This includes a curfew in the area, which allows citizens to only go out to other public places such as streets, entertainment and leisure facilities at certain times of the day.
The Commission said the measure would also apply to gambling venues such as casinos and slot machine halls. All of these should only allow customers to enter if permitted by a curfew.
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine began in February, many companies from across the gambling industry have promised assistance and support to Ukraine.
The Parimatch Foundation has allocated more than € 510,000 to Ukrainian people. Meanwhile, the operator himself has partnered with the British charity WeHelp Ukrainians to launch the Ukrainian Hospital Appeal Initiative, which aims to raise $ 1 million to those affected by the conflict.
In March, Paris Match also withdrew the Betring LLC franchise from Russia in response to the war. In the same month, he broke off his relationship with the Russian esports team Team Spirit.
Pragmatic Play donated £ 100,000 to the British Red Cross’s Ukrainian crisis appeal, but in March, a global gaming industry fundraiser launched to help the Ukrainian people, Ukraine. The game industry has exceeded its initial goal of £ 250,000.
