Raha-automaattiyhdistys
(Finlands Slot Machine Association), which is generally referred to as
RAY, was established in 1938 to raise funds through gaming operations to
support Finnish health and welfare organizations. RAY has an exclusive
right in Finland to operate slot machines and casino table games, and to run a
casino. RAYs activities are based on four values: reliability,
efficiency, customer-orientation, and respect for the individual.
| News
2010 |
| Dec 20, 2010 |
Finlands Slot Machine
Association to Emphasize Children, Families, and the Elderly in its Funding
Operations |
| Nov 29, 2010 |
Finland Concerned European
Union May Force Liberalization of Gaming Market |
| Nov 29, 2010 |
Finland's Slot Machine
Associations Online Gaming Opened For Players |
| Nov 4, 2010 |
RAY Plans To Open Its Online
Service At The End Of This Year |
| Sept 28, 2010 |
Finlands Slot
Machine Association Co-operation Procedures Complete |
| Sept 6, 2010 |
Launch of Finlands
Slot Machine Associations Online Casino Delayed |
| August 16, 2010 |
Finlands Slot
Machine Association (RAY) Chooses Playscan For Its Online Safe Gaming
Tool |
| August 11, 2010 |
Slot Machines Are
Interesting Challenges in Restaurant and Casino Gaming |
| July 26, 2010 |
Finlands Slot
Machine Association (RAY) To Rationalise Operations |
| May 20, 2010 |
Finlands Slot Machine
Association Announce Online License Agreement With Playtech |
| March 26, 2010 |
Gaming Industry In Finland
Is Changing Rapidly |
| February 11, 2010 |
RAY Brings in EUR 650
Million in 2009 |
| February 11, 2010 |
Government Validates Licence
for Gaming Machine Association RAYs Internet Games |
Slot Machine
Associations (RAY) Jackpot Goes to Associations For the
Disabled RAY is granting a total of MEUR 278.2 of funding
to health and social welfare organisations next year. The funding is being used
to support social contributions, information and guidance as well as peer
activities and voluntary work, among other things.......................Subscribers
Finlands Slot
Machine Association Report Gaming Revenue Declines Slightly
Economic recession calls for focus on the future
FINLAND (August 20, 2008) -- In the first half of 2009, RAYs total
gaming revenue amounted to EUR 318 million, a decrease of EUR six million, or
1.8 per cent, from the corresponding period last year...................Subscribers
Finnish Lotteries Act
Project's Final Report Ready VANTAA, Finland (May 11, 2009)
-- The steering group of the Finnish Lotteries Act project delivered its final
report to the Finnish Minister of the Interior Anne Holmlund on Tuesday 28
April. The final report proposes that the gaming system that has been prevalent
in Finland for decades should be laid down by the Lotteries
Act....................Subscribers
Finland's Gaming Policy
Becomes Clearer FINLAND (April 28, 2009) -- The
implementation of the measures presented in the report of the steering group
chaired by Secretary of State Ilkka Oksala will clarify and strengthen the
Finnish gaming system.....................Subscribers
Finlands Slot Machine Association to Launch Online Poker
This Year -Wallin FINLAND (March 30, 2009) -- Stefan Wallin
(spp), the Finnish culture and sport minister, was quoted as saying by national
daily Helsingin Sanomat on Sunday he was confident that
Raha-automaattiyhdistys (RAY), Finlands Slot Machine Association, the
Finnish government's gaming monopoly, would launch an online poker site by the
end of the year.................Subscribers
Game
Monitor Helps Players to Control Their Gaming FINLAND
(March 8, 2009) -- Raha-automaattiyhdistys (RAY) offers its customers a way of
monitoring the amount of time and money they spend playing, so they are in a
position to make conscious decisions about their own
gaming....................Subscribers
Finlands Slot Machine Association Increases Maximum Wins
on Slot Machines FINLAND (march 8, 2009) --
Raha-automaattiyhdistys (RAY) is increasing the maximum wins on its slot
machines. Machines located in business premises, such as shops and kiosks, will
have their maximum wins increased from 20 to 50, in bars and clubs
the increase will be from 40 to 75 and in RAYs own arcades
from..............Subscribers
Proposed Changes to Finnish Lotteries Act Raise European
Commission Concerns Even Further BRUSSELS, Belgium
(February 12, 2009) -- The European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA)
welcomes the European Commissions decision to issue formal Comments (1)
against the proposed changes to the Finnish lotteries act. These changes, if
implemented, would................Subscribers
Finlands Slot Machine Association Achieved Its Targets in
2008 FINLAND (February 17, 2009) -- RAYs gaming
revenue and turnover were both up by 1% when compared with the previous year,
which is in line with RAYs target for moderate
growth.................Subscribers

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