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Russian lawmakers advance proposed self-exclusion list for gamblers

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Russia’s State Duma voted on 28 May in favour of a bill that would let citizens add themselves to a state-run gambling exclusion list, according to the report. The proposal would require casinos and bookmakers to check customers against the list, with a minimum exclusion period of 12 months; the bill now returns to committee before a second reading.

If enacted, the proposal would require casinos and bookmakers to screen customers against the exclusion list.

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Russia’s State Duma passes bill for nationwide gambling self-exclusion

Russia’s lower house passed a bill to establish a national gambling self-exclusion system, which could become available from 1 September 2026 if approved by the upper house and president. The bill provides for exclusion periods of at least 12 months, which cannot be revoked, and would bar gambling companies from processing transactions or sending marketing to enrolled individuals. Applicants would register through the unified gambling regulator, Gosuslugi or a government office.

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