The following are the Game Types authorised by the Authority:
- Type 1: games of chance played against the house, the outcome of which is determined by a random generator, and shall include casino-type games (including roulette, blackjack, baccarat, and virtual sports games), poker played against the house, lotteries, secondary lotteries; and/or
- Type 2: games of chance played against the house, the outcome of which is not generated randomly, but is determined by the result of an event or competition extraneous to a game of chance, and whereby the operator manages his or her own risk by managing the odds offered to the player; and/or
- Type 3: games of chance not played against the house and wherein the operator is not exposed to gaming risk, but generates revenue by taking a commission or other charge based on the stakes or the prize, and shall include player versus player games such as poker, bingo, betting exchange, and other commission-based games; and/or,
- Type 4: controlled skill games as per regulation 8 of the Gaming Authorisations Regulations.
In the case of a game displaying elements which may fall under more than one of the types referred to above, the Authority shall have full discretion in categorising the game in the type it believes closest reflects the nature of the game.