Has technology blurred the difference between Native American Class II and Class III machines to the extent that it is impossible to tell them apart? Are Mexican electronic bingo terminals really slot machines in disguise? If server-based gaming allows for remote maintenance and remote game downloads, whilst removing the need for cash collections, how will the operators need to reinvent themselves to survive? If mechanical component are disappearing, how ready are manufacturers to become software developers?

GamblingCompliance will make it possible for technology suppliers not only to keep abreast of the most recent developments in the industry, but also to understand how change in the regulatory framework of any one region will affect their service offering and their product lines.

Benefits of service

It enables technology suppliers to:

• Learn how every jurisdiction regulates its own gaming industry
• Find out how to make their equipment compliant with technical standards
• See what categories of games are allowed in every country
• Discuss just-released technical standards and share interpretations
• Compare recently introduced regulations with regulations issued in the past.
• Keep track of law-defining court cases and newly ratified compacts
• Read practical guides on taxation for each jurisdiction

Key clients within the sector:

Cryptologic / Playtech / Boss Media / NET Entertainment / GigaMedia / Chartwell Technologies / Microgaming / Probability PLC / Agility Interactive / Pinnacle Gaming Group

What people say:

"I now use GamblingCompliance on a daily basis, enabling me to monitor existing and prospective market regulatory developments effectively in real time."
Business Development Director, St Minver

"In such a dynamic industry GamblingCompliance is a must for sourcing the most up-to-date legal and regulatory information."
Head of Corporate Affairs, Microgaming