The current DICJ director, Adriano Marques Ho, said the appointees will help the organisation in “strengthening its inspection capacity and in enhancing gaming-related legislation.”
The DICJ has started its restructuring process by hiring new officials. Macau restructures Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau The DICJ says there are currently 9,871 slot machines in Macau, including electronic table game terminals. The rules state that the player screen should not have any secret touch focuses or secret buttons.
The clock must flash at the start of each play session and at least every 10 minutes of the session. Machines must display the 12-hour-clock in the bottom right corner of the main screen. The measure aims to prevent gambling harm by ensuring gamblers know how long they have been playing. Macau.- Macau’s regulator, the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) has announced that all Macau casinos must feature flashing clocks on their slot machines by the end of 2024.
Authorities have announced that all Macau casinos must add flashing clocks to slot machines.
