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The 2023 money laundering and terrorist financing risks within the British gambling industry
The Gambling Commission's money laundering and terrorist financing risk assessment for the British gambling industry in 2023.
17 - Gaming machine technical (remote and non-remote)
Sector rating
Sector | Previous overall risk rating | Current overall risk rating |
---|---|---|
Gaming machine technical (remote and non-remote) | Low | Low |
For further information relating to the inherent risks (including vulnerabilities, consequences and controls), see our previous 2020 risk assessment.
Inherent risk
Vulnerability | Risk | Likelihood of event occurring | Impact of event occurring | Overall risk | Change in risk |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Operator control | Operators failing to comply with prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing legislation and guidance | Low (1) | Low (1) | Low (1) | No change | Operator control | Inadequate or lack of due diligence checks on any third-party providers (for example, test houses) | Medium (2) | Low (1) | Low (2) | No change | Operator Control | Lack of adherence with Technical Standards | Low (1) | Low (1) | Low (1) | No change | Operator control | Third-party business relationships and business investors | Low (1) | Medium (2) | Low (2) | New risk | Product | Gaming machines Category B, C and D, fixed odds betting terminals (FOBTs), self-service betting terminals (SSBTs), ticket-in-ticket-out (TITO) used to launder the proceeds of crime | Low (1) | Low (1) | Low (1) | No change | Product | TITO-enabled gaming machines used to launder funds when used with Automated ticket redemption machines (ATR) | Low (1) | Low (1) | Low (1) | No change |
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Last updated: 2 May 2024
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