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For most gamblers playing the slots is practically second nature, but as always the UK Gambling Commission is looking to make format safer for everyone. How this is coming about is through new regulations that are set to alter how the reels spin, as new autoplay and reality checks are all set to be introduced. Becoming standard fare, all slots will soon have to implement the following measures.
Reality Check Interval
The biggest change that players are likely to see crops up immediately when a game is loaded. Taking the form of a pop-up window, it is dubbed the “Reality Check Interval”, as it allows players to place a time limit on a game session. You can select any time up to 2 hours (120 minutes), with the game timing out at such moment as a means to prevent substantial losses.
Loss Limit
Considering how popular autoplay has become, features surrounding its security have come into question. Putting to bed such matters, a loss limit option is now available. What a loss limit does is close the game when you hit a certain deficit while playing. For example, should you impose a £200 loss limit that is the most you will able to lose during any single slots game session. 
Single Win Limit
Representing the reverse of a loss limit, a player can also put a single win limit in place. What this will do is force the game to exit when a certain amount of profit is generated.
Jackpot Win
Lastly, there is a jackpot win feature. Pretty much self-explanatory, what this feature will do is ‘cap’ the game when a jackpot is claimed. Forcing a player to actually contemplate how their winnings are used, it prevents a jackpot win immediately being thrown back into the reels. Click here for more information about responsible gambling