275 Bingo
Gambling Act 2005 (2005 c 19) | Legislation

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(1)     The disapplication of section 33 by section 269 or 271 shall not apply to high turnover bingo played during a high turnover period.

(2)     Bingo played in the course of the activities of a club or institute in any period of seven days is high turnover bingo if—

(a)     the aggregate of stakes at bingo played during the period in the course of the activities of the club or institute exceeds £2,000, or

(b)

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