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BDO Malta explains how ICE London drives Malta's place on the global gaming map
Casino Legislation News
Scandinavian Gaming Show Review 2018
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Spirit Of Genius
Rahul Sood: "Esports audiences will push crypto into the future"
Towards a sustainable global future
In his role as Chief Executive of the Remote Gambling Association, Clive Hawkswood has spent almost a decade and a half guiding the industry’s efforts to develop best practices, educate regulators and unify the voice of the remote sector.
RGA’s Clive Hawkswood cites the genius of ideas as innovators across the world prepare for ICE London 2019
ICE London (5-7 February, ExCeL London, UK) is the key B2B event where gaming professionals will see the concepts and innovations that have the potential to change the way the industry does business, according to Clive Hawkswood, outgoing chief executive of the Remote Gambling Association (RGA), who will be attending next year’s show.
iGaming Operator Opportunities to be found in Sweden at the Scandinavian Gaming Show 2018
Casino Life magazine chats to the sales and marketing Team at Eventus International about thier latest conference the Scandinavian Gaming Show held in Stockholm from the 5th to 6th September.
This is clearly an exciting time for iGaming organisations with the new online gaming legislation in Sweden. So is this development the primary reason for this new event?
Six questions for American Gaming Association's Sara Slane on sports betting decision
Slane, AGA's SVP of public affairs, sat down with PRWeek to talk about the Supreme Court's decision to strike down an act banning legal sports gambling in most of the country, following the association's campaign to legalize sports betting.
Casino Odds vs. Sports Betting Odds: The Real House Edge
Have you ever considered if there is an advantage to playing at casino over placing a bet with a bookmaker and vice versa?
UK gaming machine consultation maintains status quo for casinos
by David Clifton, Clifton Davies Consultancy Limited
Great Britain’s casino industry will have been hoping for better news in terms of gaming machine deregulation from the UK Government’s yearlong review of gaming machines and social responsibility measures, but it now has an opportunity to press home its case when responding to the 12 week DCMS consultation announced on 31 October, that is presently running until 23 January 2018.
Raising standards nearly one year on
By David Clifton, Clifton Davies Consultancy Limited
