Paf drops mandatory annual loss limit again as Finland launch beckons

Finnish gambling operator Paf has reduced its mandatory annual loss limit from €16,000 to €15,000, meaning it has now halved its original €30,000 annual loss cap introduced in 2018.

The move marks the latest step in a multi-year strategy to curb high-intensity play and shift towards “more sustainable revenues”.

Paf has previously stated an ambition to lower the annual loss limit further to €8,000 per year, though no timeline has been confirmed.

“We are extremely proud that, through concrete measures and long-term investments in responsible gaming, we have now managed to halve the first loss limit that was introduced in 2018,” said Christer Fahlstedt, CEO of Paf.

“It clearly shows that we are serious about our ambition to be a sustainable entertainment company. We have been clear about our ambition to take a strong stance on responsibility as a gaming company and to drive development towards a better gaming market.

“Unlike many other operators in the industry, we are also prepared..

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