Melbourne’S Crown Casino To Make Mandatory Breaks Under New Gambling Reforms

Patrons In Melbourne’S Crown Casino Will Be Obliged To Make Mandatory 15-Minute Breaks After Three Continuous Hours Of Gambling, As Well As Follow Other Gambling Limitations Announced Monday By The Government Of The Australian Province Of Victoria To Reduce Problem Gambling Issues In The Resort.

The Governmental Move Brings The Casino Operator Under The Spotlight Two Years After The Royal Commission Approved That The Crown Was Eligible To Keep The Casino License. The Reforms Include A 15-Minute Break After Three Consecutive Hours Of Gambling And A 24-Hour Break After 12 Hours Of Gambling In A Day For All Crown’S Patrons, As Well As The Restriction To 36 Gambling Hours In A Single Week In The Operator’S Melbourne Facility.