United Kingdom Will Analyze The Connection Of Lutboks With Gambling

Members of the uk parliament intend to explore the potential connection between computer and gambling. This decision was preceded by an active discussion of whether lutboxes can be equated with gembling.

Border between gambling and computer games has become the topic for long expert debates from around the world. This was the house of commons of the uk announced the intention to learn «trends of modern technology», since there are a number of assumptions that they may be associated with gambling.

The investigation will be held by the committee on digital technology, culture, mass media and sports (dcms), which will pay special attention to the study of lutboks. To get this «box with gift», gamer must pay money. Key questions that are trying to answer british experts – what is the impact of in-game costs for children and whether it needs in more strict control or regulation?

«There are many industries that are rapidly developing, such as cybersport and gambling, in which the united kingdom is rightfully considered to be the world leader», – noted the head of the committee damian collins.

He believees that the investigation will help develop adequate regulations in the future.

«We will see what actions will need to take. Technologies such as virtual and complemented reality are already an important asset for film industry, training simulations and games. We wa want to learn more about their potential and the future of influence that the can have a society», – he added.

Collins explained that during recent investigations the committee recent information on how much time people spend on computer games. At the same time, social networks have a potentially delay. These problems will be studied during the nearest investigation. Experts will consider what should be the right answer in determining the future state policy.

So far, many countries prohibit lutbox, ireland, meanwhile, is not in a hurry to follow their example. David stanton, minister of justice and equality of ireland, believees that the declaration of the european forum on gambling regulation (gref) has no legal force.