BETS 
Key facts
- The official trade name is Plaintive.
- The listed licence type is Gaming House.
- The evidenced scope is physical and limited to Zimbabwe.
Regulatory scope
The entry is issued through the Lotteries and Gaming Board of Zimbabwe. Its Gaming House wording should be preserved: the source does not equate it with other licence classes or itemise the products permitted inside.
Channel status
Only a physical premises is confirmed. The regulator evidence contains no indication of a gambling website, remote account opening, or internet wagering.
Information limits
- No licence number, legal company, or premises address is supplied.
- The Gaming House category does not reveal which machines or games are available.
- Fees, opening hours, and admission conditions are absent.
Local verification
Check the Board’s directory for continued listing and ask the premises about age and identification requirements before visiting. Do not assume that a gaming-house classification includes every Casino product or that a Zimbabwe licence applies elsewhere.
Responsible gambling
Set a small, fixed entertainment amount and never return to a machine or game to recover a loss. Use a time reminder, leave when either limit is reached, and seek specialist support if loss of control becomes recurring.
Frequently asked questions
How does the official source classify Plaintive?
It records Plaintive with a Gaming House licence type and a physical scope in Zimbabwe.
Are the games available at the premises known?
No. The entry supplies a licence category but no game list.