These machines will only be available in casinos and licensed betting offices. Category B MachinesĬategory B machines are divided into four sub-categories (B1, B2, B3, and B4) according to stake and prizes.Ĭategory B1 machines may only be made available in casinos and have a maximum stake of £5.00 and a maximum prize of £10,000.Ĭategory B2 includes gaming machines known as fixed odds betting terminals where the stake and prizes from an individual game can be rolled over into the next game up to a maximum stake of £100 per game (or £15.00 per chip) and a maximum prize of £500.00. A regional casino can make up to 1250 machines available irrespective of the number of gaming tables made available for use. £20.00 (of which no more than £10 may be a money prize)Ĭategory A machines will only be available at a regional casino and will be the only gaming machines with unlimited stakes and prizes. £8 (of which no more than £5 may be a money prize)ĭ non-money prize (other than crane grab machine) Generally gaming machines are classified according to the maximum stakes and maximum possible prizes:ĭ combined money and non-money prize (other than coin pusher or penny falls machinesĭ combined money and non-money prize (coin pusher or penny falls machine) it also places a minimum age of 18 years on players of all but category D machines. The Gambling Act 2005 reclassified gaming machines and places restrictions on the type and number of machines that may be made available according to the type of premises in which they are made available for use. Home > Business > Licensing > Gambling > Classes of Gaming Machines Classes of Gaming Machines

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