Greek betting firm OPAP has delayed the planned launch of its video lottery terminals, saying it needs more time to ensure the machines comply with new, tougher rules on machine-based gambling introduced by the current government. OPAP said it had not been expecting the new regulations, which were published on June 12 and call for lower jackpot levels, daily loss limits and length of play time allowed. In a June proposal that Greece had made to creditors, the government estimated that it could reap some 35 million euros (25 million pounds) in 2015 and some 225 million in 2016 in revenues from video lottery terminals.
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