This guide explains the different listing statuses of your machine on the Ministry Of Gaming platform and what each state means for its availability to gamers.
- Preparing: Your machine is registered and currently being configured. In this state, it is never offered to gamers.
- Pending: You have submitted the machine, and it is currently waiting for review and approval by our team. In this state, it is never offered to gamers.
- Approved: The machine has been reviewed and accepted. This is the only state in which your machine is live and available to gamers.
- Rejected: The machine was reviewed and refused. Check the feedback, fix the issues, and submit it again for approval. In this state, it is never offered to gamers.
- Disabled: The machine was live, but has been suspended by an administrator (e.g., due to quality issues, user complaints, or policy violations). In this state, it is never offered to gamers.
- Banned: The host account has been banned. All associated machines are permanently blocked and are not restored automatically. In this state, it is never offered to gamers.
Pause Offering
Use this feature to temporarily take your machine off the market without interrupting active players.
- New gamers: A paused machine is immediately hidden and will not be offered to any new players.
- Active sessions: If a gamer is currently playing, their session will not be interrupted and will finish normally.
- Resuming: When you resume the offering, the machine automatically runs necessary updates and cleanup before becoming available to gamers again