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State Duma advances bill for Russia’s gambling self-exclusion register

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Russia’s State Duma approved the first reading of a bill to create a national gambling self-exclusion programme. The proposal would let people enrol through the state services portal and block themselves from betting with casinos and bookmakers for at least 12 months; it returns to committee before a second reading.

If enacted, the bill would require casinos and online betting operators to check customers against the register.

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Russian lawmakers approve gambling self-exclusion law for 2026

Russian lawmakers approved a law allowing citizens to request self-exclusion from bookmakers, betting shops, casinos and slot-machine venues, according to the report. The measure is due to take effect on 1 September 2026; exclusions must last at least 12 months and cannot be ended early, and gambling firms must check the registry before accepting bets.

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