172 Gaming machines
Gambling Act 2005 (2005 c 19) | Legislation

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172  Gaming machines

(1)     An adult gaming centre premises licence shall, by virtue of this section, authorise the holder—

[(a)     to make available for use on the premises a number of Category B gaming machines not exceeding 20 per cent of the total number of gaming machines which are available for use on the premises,]

(b)     to make any number of Category C gaming machines available for use on the premises, and

(c)     to make any number of Category D gaming machines available for use on the premises.

(2)     A family entertainment centre premises licence shall, by virtue of this section, authorise the holder—

(a)     to make any number of Category C gaming machines available for use on the premises, and

(b)     to make any number of Category D gaming machines available for use on the premises.

(3)     A casino premises licence for a regional casino using at least 40 gaming tables shall by virtue of this section authorise the holder to make gaming machines available for use on the premises provided that—

(a)     each gaming machine is of Category A, B, C or D, and

(b)

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