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Kenya’s BCLB orders crash-game compliance submissions within 14 days

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Kenya’s Betting Control and Licensing Board directed licensed operators offering aviator and crash games to submit game lists and supporting compliance documents, according to its directive as reported. Operators have 14 days to provide details including game mechanics, independently audited algorithms, provider information and terms; non-compliance could lead to immediate suspension of the games.

Operators must document game fairness, providers and platform integration or risk suspension of the games.

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