The measures also capped how much minors could spend on such games, with those between 8 and 16 limited to 200 yuan per month, and those between 16 and 18 to 400 yuan per month. Implementation measures were not described as part of this regulation. In September 2021, GAPP launched a website that allowed for any Chinese citizen to report on games that appeared to be in violation of these anti-addiction measures, classified between those that failed to perform proper identity checks, those that failed limit minors' hours, and those that failed to limit minors' spending within the game.
Regulations also established spending limits on games for minors, with younger players restricted to 200 yuan per month and older players to 400 yuan per month. However, the implementation details were not provided in this regulation. In September 2021, GAPP introduced a website that allowed Chinese citizens to report games suspected of breaching anti-addiction rules, including those failing to verify player identities, enforcing time limits for minors, and controlling spending within games.