Responsible Game Design: BGC’s inaugural Code of Conduct

In the other day's article "The next issue of responsible game design", we analyze the aristocracy report "Gambling's negative effects-at the time of action" ("report"), and in the field of responsible product design. He commented on the activities he was already working on.

The most notable is to minimize the harm to the gambler, which is a problem with a better game design, is most effective in the work that the European Commission and the Betting & Gaming Council (BGC) are currently working on in this field. This is the claim of our views.

BGC today announced the 1st BGC Game Design Conduct ("Country"). This is a culmination of gambling designs to ensure that the more secure gambling principle of gambling is completely incorporated into the industry game.

The Code of Conditions stipulates the new "Code of Conduct Standards" applied to online slot products in two stages:

Phase 1

The following criteria promise that BGC members will introduce them by September 30, 2020:

• Minimum game cycle speed 2. 5 seconds
• End of turbo play (enabling player's game speed up);
• The abolition of i n-game base games slam stops (these features enable the player to interact with the base game to end it before the base game ends naturally).
• The abolition of the mult i-slot play function (the player can put multiple games in different games at the same time).

Second stage

BGC members also promise to implement various additional measures to enhance the transparency of games for players, such as the display of winning and losing and clarification of the features of the game, and add friction and reflection to the game session. I also promised.

BGC members have listed some measures that can be introduced to new games by January 31, 2021:

• The sum of the wins below the bet is clearly distinguished from the same or higher wins as the bet, and the winning line wins so that the player is displayed in enough length to understand the effect of the bet. Make the betting display more clear (according to the existing RTS 7e).
• Bonus games are improved and bonus games other than base games (for example, clicks to confirm that they have won bonus games and can participate in bonus games). Includes the requirements that are not automatically activated without any, but requires the positive behavior of a player that is not limited to this.

In addition to Code Standard, the industry has announced that it will seek how to improve the labeling of the game to deepen the understanding of the main terms of players through the Game Design Research Institute.

BGC also works with individuals who have experienced academic, regulatory authorities, consumers, and identifying the best practices in future game designs, and can respond to changes in technology. I promised to do so.

This code stipulates a wide range of industry commitments that show the willingness to accept and improve the safety of players through responsible game designs.

It is not yet known whether the promises and suggestions included in the same rules will be convinced of the European Commission and the famous critics of the industry.

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  • Following the publication of the White Paper in April 2023, the Gambling Commission conducted a consultation on various proposals from 26 July to 18 October (the Consultation). The consultation included several notable proposals on direct marketing, remote game design and financial risk checks, the latter of which we also reported on following the Gambling Commission's announcement earlier this year that it would launch a pilot program of financial risk checks.

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  If you make a net loss of £125 within 30 days.

  If you make a net loss of £500 within 365 days.

  Betting and Gaming Council Announces Game Design Code of Conduct

  The Commission took the decision to remove the requirement for a 12-month continuous threshold, as data demonstrated that only a small minority of people could be subject to the annual threshold without having previously been subject to the 30-day threshold. The Commission therefore considered it disproportionate to introduce an additional threshold. It is encouraging to see the Commission acting in this way, based on evidence, as it has promised the industry. So is the Commission’s decision not to require operators to take into account personal information such as job titles or postcodes as part of these checks.

  Overall, this requirement is likely to be well received by the industry, as many operators already carry out such checks in some form and they should be “frictionless” for customers. The consultation also confirms that these checks can be carried out quickly, so operators will not need to pause customer activity until the results of the checks are available.

  The response confirms that the enhanced financial risk assessment for larger value customers will not be rolled out until a pilot program analysing data sharing has been implemented. This pilot program will start on 31 August 2024 and will last for six months, unless the Commission decides to extend the end date to the end of April 2025. Again, it is encouraging to see the Commission following through on the assurances it gave to the industry in the White Paper that such checks will not be implemented until they can be carried out in a way that is “frictionless” for customers (or at least the vast majority of customers).

  It should be noted that the European Commission has decided to participate only for larg e-scale businesses belonging to three bands (J1, K1, L1) with the highest license fee. We are also looking for volunteer businesses other than bandwidth. In other words, flexibility is introduced to the revision of the SR code, and the gambling committee can change the threshold during the trial implementation period.	If it is confirmed that the enhanced financial risk evaluation can be performed in the test operation as a result of the test operation, it will be deployed in the production environment, but in any case. , These checks will enter the production environment after 2025.
  The European Commission has confirmed that this test operation does not affect customers and the businesses do not need to act based on data (of course, this is the case that participants in dialogue with customers. It is not exempt from duty).	It should be noted that this trial implementation does not require the implementation of financial risk assessments that have been strengthened up to 2025 as early as 2025, but Betting and Gaming Council (BGC) is related to customer checks and document demands based on expenditures. This is the publication of the industry's sel f-norm (BGC industry norm). This BGC Industry Code was jointly formulated by the BGC member and the Gambling Committee, aiming to bring some consistency throughout the industry until the enhanced financial risk check is introduced. There is.
  The BGC Industry Code stipulates the actions that BGC members should take if the customer wants to have more than £ 5, 000:	£ 5, 000 per month, and
  Correspondence when customers wish to have a net deposit of more than £ 25, 000 in 12 months.	The interaction between the BGC Industry code and the financial risk check will be separately performed, but these numbers are (apart from whether they recognize it publicly). It is noteworthy that it has deviated significantly from the previous European committee, which has called for evaluating affordability at a much closer level of 500 pounds than 5, 000 pounds.

  On January 17, 2025, multiple changes in the remote game design rules are enforced. As described in the consultation, this change expands the rules that are currently applied to slot products and apply them to other online gambling products. The changes are as follows:

  Phase 1

  Prohibition of playe r-led "spin stop" functions in all casino products

  Introduced at least 5 seconds of spin speed in all casino games (excluding peer to pier poker and slot)

  Prohibition of auto play in all online game products (including bingo)

  Expand the ban on celebrating the false victory (wins below the bet) to all casino products.

  Prohibition of simultaneous play functions in all casino games (excluding peer to piercing poker)

  Mandatory to the operator to display the elapsed time and net position in all casino products (excluding pee r-to piercing)

  In addition, RTS section 4 has been updated to correct security audit requirements. After October 31, 2024, the audit must be authenticated in accordance with the updated ISO27001 in 2022.

  Consultation proposed a new social liability (SR 5. 1. 12). Eventually, it focuses on not being able to receive direct marketing against channels and product preferences, which is also the purpose of response.

  According to the answer, the consultation proposal will be implemented from January 17, 2025. However, from the proposal of the discussion, there were remarkable changes:

  The lottery is deleted from the list of the product category, and only betting, casinos, bingo (applicable) must be included in the product option;

  Phase 2

  Post notifications and push notifications are deleted from the channel category list, and if applicable, only calls, emails, and SMS must be included in the channel options.

  Businesses do not need to stop marketing for customers who have not set marketing preferences according to the proposed product options.

  Businesses do not need to stop marketing to customers who do not have marketing preferences, but do not set up marketing prepare when customers log in for the first time after January 17, 2025. In some cases, it is necessary to ask the customer to reconfirm. You need to uncheck all options so that customers can be consciously selected.

  • As proposed in the consultation, the Licensei of Category A and B will be eliminated on the lan d-based exemption on the purchase of the age confirmation test. These changes were enforced on August 30, 2024, and all related facilities must be tested by March 31, 2025.
    • In addition, a plan to introduce the "Think 25" policy approach for the age confirmation proposed in the discussion will be implemented. This will come into effect on August 30, 2024.
    • The answer from the Gambling Committee indicates that multiple changes will be made to LCCP1. 2. 1:

    Clarify that the CEO, the Managing Director (Managing Director) or the equivalent, must have PML.

    • Expand the PML requirements below:
      • The Chair of the Board of Directors (this is applied only to the chairman who was appointed in a fixed or uncertain term, and does not apply to temporary or shor t-term appointment for individual meetings).
      • Money laundering prevention compliance person in charge

      Businesses need to be carefully examined and apply to them by the due date. There is also a reassuring suggestion that the European Commission (ultimately) listens to consultation and considered a part of it. However, what is truly tested is how the European Commission will perform trial implementation to enhance financial risk checks, and the results will not be known for a while.

      Comments from the industry on these changes will be important in the coming weeks, and we plan to continue providing more detailed information on these changes. In the meantime, the business operator needs to keep in mind the changes that are applied to themselves and the deadline that requires compliance. The checklist is shown below so that it is easy to refer to:

      On September 25, 2020, the Betting & Gaming Council ("BGC") announced a new game design behavior ("norm"). The norms are the results of the industry's Safa Products Working Group formed in January 2020, and pursued the opportunity to reduce gambling harm through games and product design.

      BGC members need to comply with this standard, including when operators use game suppliers other than BGC.

      The norms are applied to online slot products and are intended to evolve as they are "live documents, and as the research base and understanding of game design continue to develop." This code stipulates 14 principles of commitment to transparency, transparency, player education, innovation, and research, based on the comprehensive purpose of enhancing players, and is classified in the following fields. :

      Game features

      Cooperate with academic experts, regulatory authorities, consumers, gambling experienced people, and other technical experts to identify and agree with the increased risk of players.

      Selection of players based on information:

      Innovation and Testing Lab

      By providing clear information on products and game rules, including mathematical characteristics such as risk, winning rate, and optimal strategy, you can play more safely.

      Strengthening control innovation:

      • Improving gambling tools that support both player's gambling monitoring and control, such as expenditures, losses, victory, and tim e-based measures.
      • Governance and continuous improvement:
      • In addition to transparency, information disclosure, independent evaluation, the process of reviewing and updating the Code of Conduct.
      • The code of conduct is divided into two stages:

      At this stage, we will introduce four standards for game design. This requirement is in line with the recent discussions of the Gambling Committee on online slot game design, aiming to apply these standards to the industry as a whole. The Code of Academic has requested that BGC members will take measures by September 30, 2020, and BGC members will "take on these standards first."

      

      Elim Poon - Journalist, Creative Writer

      Last modified: 27.08.2024

      The fly brain is encased in a hard cuticle analogous to the skull, and the basic mechanisms affecting nervous system function are the same in flies and mammals. The BGC has today released its inaugural BGC Game Design Code of Conduct (the 'Code') that is the culmination of its review into the design of gambling products. Deborah McCarthy is Associate Dean of Academic Strategies and Professor of Chemistry at Saint Mary's. “The reputation of the College and the high quality of our.