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1404 charsUkraine's State Gaming and Lottery Control Agency Voids Prior Gaming Premises Approval Decision
On April 9, 2026, Ukraine's State Agency for Control of the Sphere of Gambling and Lotteries (PlayCity) issued Decision No. 111-R, which partially voids a prior decision issued by the Commission for the Regulation of Gambling and Lotteries on June 29, 2021.
The voided decision (No. 397 from June 29, 2021) concerned the review of an application submitted by limited liability company Bristol Krasnaya for a permit confirming that its gaming premises complied with requirements established under the Law of Ukraine "On State Regulation of Activities Related to the Organization and Conduct of Gambling." PlayCity's April 2026 decision renders this prior approval decision ineffective in part, indicating a change in the regulatory status or compliance determination regarding the gaming premises operated by Bristol Krasnaya.
The decision reflects administrative action by Ukraine's gambling regulator concerning gaming premises licensing and compliance verification. The specific reasons for the partial voiding of the 2021 decision are not detailed in the available source material. This action may affect Bristol Krasnaya's ability to operate its gaming establishment or may require the company to seek updated compliance verification under current regulatory standards.
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State Agency for Control of the Sphere of Gambling and Lotteries (PlayCity), Decision No. 111-R (April 9, 2026)
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941 charsUkrainian gambling regulator partially revokes premises approval granted to Bristol-Krasnaya LLC
On April 9, 2026, Ukraine’s State Agency PlayCity adopted Decision No. 111-P, recognising as partially invalid a 2021 decision granting Bristol-Krasnaya LLC approval confirming that its premises complied with legal requirements for organising and conducting gambling activities.
The decision concerns a gambling venue located in Odesa, authorised for slot machine operations. The regulator determined that the premises do not comply with Article 38 of the Law of Ukraine “On State Regulation of Activities Concerning the Organisation and Conduct of Gambling”, as they are located within 500 metres of an educational institution. Specifically, the venue is situated approximately 244 metres from a lyceum.
As a result, the approval confirming the suitability of the premises has been declared invalid in part.
The decision may be challenged before an administrative court within six months from the date it is communicated to the operator.