Markets · United Kingdom
Great Britain asks for identity before gambling, age before free-play, a national exclusion scheme on every session, and financial checks that scale with what the player is losing. It is demanding and it is written down, which makes it the easiest of the five to build against.
The regime
Licence conditions and codes of practice govern remote operators; this page describes platform behaviour, not the conditions themselves.
The national online self-exclusion scheme for Great Britain, queried directly at registration and at login.
Configured per market in your policy and versioned with it.
Chosen once per operator. Data does not leave the chosen region.
In this market
Age
Several regimes stop at real money. Great Britain extends the expectation to free-to-play products, so the age check has to sit in front of the demo funnel as well as the cashier.
Exclusion
A player can self-exclude the day after registering. Checking only at registration catches none of them, so the query runs on session start and a hit ends the session.
Finance
The British regime has moved towards lighter-touch checks that fire on net loss over a rolling window rather than on single large deposits — which means the trigger has to watch a window, not a transaction.
Integration
The platform is configured per market, and a check names its market, so one integration can serve both. What it will not do is apply the British policy to a non-British registration — the thresholds, the acceptable documents and the exclusion source all switch with the market.
No. It returns fail, the session ends, and the reason is recorded. The review path exists for signals that are genuinely ambiguous; an exclusion match is not one of them.
For the retention term you configure, which should be set from your own licence conditions rather than from our default. The bundle is immutable once sealed, so the record you retrieve in year three is the record that was made in year one.