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PlayCity Ukraine - Decisions
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1468 charsUkraine's PlayCity Agency Issues Financial Penalties Against Slots U.A. Following Unannounced Inspection
On July 9, 2026, Ukraine's PlayCity Agency (the gambling regulator) issued Decision No. 261-Р following an unannounced inspection of LLC "Slots U.A." (a gambling operator). The decision documents the results of the inspection and the application of financial sanctions against the operator.
The unannounced inspection identified compliance violations by Slots U.A., prompting the PlayCity Agency to impose financial penalties as a regulatory enforcement measure. The decision represents the agency's exercise of its supervisory authority over gambling operators licensed to conduct gaming activities in Ukraine. Financial sanctions serve as a corrective mechanism to ensure operators comply with applicable gambling regulations and licensing conditions.
The PlayCity Agency maintains ongoing oversight of the gambling sector through both planned and unannounced inspections. These enforcement actions form part of the agency's broader regulatory framework to monitor operator conduct and maintain market integrity. The decision is publicly available on the PlayCity Agency website in PDF format, reflecting the regulator's commitment to transparency in its supervisory activities.
Operators subject to PlayCity Agency oversight should review their compliance procedures to ensure adherence to all regulatory requirements and licensing conditions. The agency continues to conduct inspections across the gambling sector as part of its standard supervisory operations.
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442 charsUkrainian gambling regulator fines Slots UA Ltd €92,970
On July 9, 2026, Ukraine’s State Agency PlayCity announced that it had imposed a total fine of approximately UAH4.75m (€92,970) on Slots UA Ltd.
The online casino and betting operator had failed to meet its obligation to minimise the negative impact of gambling and failed to comply with the orders of the regulatory authority.
The decision may be challenged in the administrative court within three months from the date it becomes binding.