In an industry that demands innovation and responsibility in equal measure, NOVOMATIC is once again sending a clear signal that player protection is more than just a buzzword.
In an industry that demands innovation and responsibility in equal measure, NOVOMATIC is once again sending a clear signal that player protection is more than just a buzzword.
In this exclusive Safer Gambling Week interview with Matthew Hickey, we delve into the critical issues that impact the industry and explore the potential of emerging technologies to enhance player protection.
The insic Monitoring System monitors player profiles, payments and gaming transactions in real time.
The state ‘Cross-Province Gambling Supervision System’ (LUGAS) which includes central database for controlling deposits limits (limit file) is regulated under the GlüStV.
The Dutch government is stepping up efforts to protect young players from problem gambling. Recent data shows a significant increase in addiction rates among young adults.
insic is a leading provider of identification services and compliance solutions in accordance with German and European law.
Colombia's National Council of Games of Chance (Coljuegos) and the National Health Superintendence have announced strict measures to intensify the protection of the population from the harms of excessive gambling.
The Leaders in Compliance virtual conference, organised by Chevron Group , Gaming in EU , and ISA-GUIDE, took place on 3rd July 2024.
Belgium’s regulator, the Commission des Jeux de Hasard (CJH), has introduced significant amendments to the 1999 Gambling Act.
The Consumer Protection Zone (CPZ), which since its launch at ICE 2018 has developed to become the highest profile feature on the ICE show floor has been re-branded to become the Sustainable Gambling Zone (SGZ).
Are you interested in breaking into the world of Responsible Gambling and Player Protection? Or do you need to fulfil your legal training requirements?
Are you interested in breaking into the world of Responsible Gambling and Player Protection? Or do you need to fulfil your legal training requirements?