When filling out the ‘Maturity and Compliance’ form for an experience you’re met with this question:
Does this experience contain any unplayable gambling content?
Unplayable gambling content: Depiction of games of chance/luck with no gambling mechanics (i.e., one cannot bet on or play the games themselves).
Do NOT measure: Depictions of, and/or references to, items or activities that are typically associated with gambling (e.g. horse racing, car racing, poker chips), but are not games of chance/luck.
The question is a negative: unplayable. Ok so maybe I have actual playable gambling content? Should I answer no then?
Luckily my game is not a casino game so I move on to the next line.
Unplayable gambling content: Depiction of games of chance/luck with no gambling mechanics
So maybe I have a skincrate in game. It has chance and luck. But is it a gambling mechanic? Who knows? Apparently there are games of chance and luck that are not considered gambling mechanics according to this question.
After scouring the internet I come to the conclusion that this question is asking “if I am showcasing gambling assets like roulette boards that are not interactable?”. One of my maps contain a roulette table that’s part of the scenery but can not be played, so I do HAVE unplayable gambling content it seems.
Then I continue reading next line that says:
Do NOT measure: Depictions of, and/or references to, items or activities that are typically associated with gambling (e.g. horse racing, car racing, poker chips), but are not games of chance/luck.
So I’m NOT suppose to count my un-interactable pokertable as a unplayable gambling content??
This question makes zero sense and needs to be rewritten from the ground up.