Orden EHA/3085/2011, de 8 de noviembre, por la que se aprueba la reglamentación básica del juego de la ruleta. | BOE-A-2011-17969 — Spain law | Esheria

Orden EHA/3085/2011, de 8 de noviembre, por la que se aprueba la reglamentación básica del juego de la ruleta.

This article approves the basic rules for roulette at state level and says the order does not affect the autonomous communities’ powers over planning and regulating certain physical gaming and betting activities.

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Jurisdiction
Spain
Instrument
Order
Citation
BOE-A-2011-17969
Version
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Language
es
Updated
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Los operadores deben seguir las reglas básicas para explotar la Ruleta a nivel estatal y para redactar sus reglas particulares. Participation in the game must use electronic, computer, telematic, and interactive channels; if physical means exist, they are only accessory, and accessory physical terminals need prior approval and must be installed only where regional rules allow the game. This provision says the aim of roulette is to guess, under the game’s specific rules, the number, color, or slot where the ball will finally stop. The roulette minimum participation unit is set by the operator in the game rules and must be expressed in euros. The National Gaming Commission may also impose obligations on operators to use mechanisms that limit participation time. Roulette participation must follow the operator’s rules, participants must receive a session summary, and operators must protect prize and payout rights when sessions are suspended, cancelled, postponed, or interrupted by disconnection.