SHOW SUPPORTERS
ABB The ABB is the leading trade association in Great Britain for the high street betting industry. Representing all types and sizes of betting shop operator including the major multi-national firms, the Tote and around 170 independent bookmakers, the Association is the voice of the industry and the key point of contact for Government, parliamentarians and the media. We speak on all issues affecting the industry including legislation, taxation, regulation, social responsibility and public policy and planning issues and also a source of advice and support to our members on request.
www.abb.uk.com
ECA
As the leading voice of Europe’s licensed casino industry, the ECA promotes the industry’s positive and professional aspects at national, European and global levels. The ECA works to enhance awareness and understanding of the industry, involving itself in decision- making processes on a wide range of initiatives in order to encourage workable and fair policy frameworks and regulatory conditions, which also need to take account of the evolution of casino business models in Europe. Emphasis is placed on the clear trend towards the creation of entertainment centres offering customers the full gaming, leisure and entertainment experience, as well as the changes in the way casino games are distributed, moving from a single land-based source to also embrace the internet as well as other multiple technology-based channels.
www.europeancasinoassociation.org
AGEM
AGEM is an international trade association representing manufacturers and suppliers of electronic gaming devices, systems, table games, key components and support products and services for the gaming industry. AGEM works to further the interests of gaming equipment suppliers throughout the world. Through political action, trade show partnerships, educational alliances, information dissemination and good corporate citizenship, the members of AGEM work together to create benefits for every company within the organization. Together, AGEM has assisted regulatory commissions and participated in the legislative process to solve problems and create a business environment where AGEM members can prosper while providing a strong level of support to education and responsible gaming initiatives.
www.AGEM.org
BISL BISL is a membership organisation that represents the sport and leisure industry with a particular focus on the gambling industry. We advice and work with government on key policies and issues affecting our members. BISL is unique among organisations representing gambling in that our membership is drawn from right across the industry - from AGCs to machine manufacturers, betting shops to bingo and internet operators to casinos. BISL seeks to work with its members to agree positions that are truly industry representative. BISL is well respected by the government and regulators as an organisation that can bring to the table a consensus view. BISL membership is ideal for any company that wants to engage with and be part of the wider gambling industry.
www.bisl.org
ECOGRA eCOGRA is a non-profit, London-based player protection and standards organisation that provides an international framework for best operational practice requirements, with particular emphasis on fair and responsible gambling. These requirements are enforced through onsite reviews and continuous monitoring. Since 2003, eCOGRA certification has become synonymous with the highest industry levels of fair and responsible gaming, professional conduct and superior operating standards. Currently eCOGRA are working on an ongoing basis with over 25 leading software providers and almost 70 leading online gaming operators. 13 Software providers have achieved accreditation for their software in the form of the eCOGRA Certified Software seal. 145 online gaming sites are accredited with the eCOGRA Safe and Fair seal. Accreditation remains open to all software companies, operators and their affiliate programs.
www.ecogra.org
EGBA EGBA promotes fair competition for licensed EU operators and the possibility for consumers throughout Europe to access regulated, secured and safe gaming and betting services. We are committed to and apply an exemplary level of corporate and social responsibility. EGBA strives for a regulatory regime that is proportionate, non- discriminatory, fully adapted to the Internet and the cross border nature of our sector.
www.egba.eu
EASG
The European Association for the Study of Gambling (EASG) aims to increase the level of dialogue between its members representing various aspects of gambling. The association provides a forum for the systematic study, discussion and dissemination of knowledge about all matters relating to the study of gambling in Europe.
www.easg.org
ESSA ESSA is a non-profit organisation whose members are the leading online sports books in Europe and offer early-warning system linked to all ESSA members which allows them to inform the governing bodies and sports authorities as early as possible of any suspicious betting activities related to sports competitions. The objective of ESSA is to offer customers a fair sports betting product by preventing insider betting and betting fraud. So far, ESSA has established close relations with UEFA, FIFA, EPFL, IOC, The FA, ATP, ITF, WTA and DFB and many other sports regulators. Using large-scale databases, ESSA is in a position to preventively recognise in real time, whether sports events could have been manipulated and, in the event of manipulation, to pass on this information to sports organisations promptly and without any bureaucracy.
www.eu-ssa.org
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