SHOW SUPPORTERS GAMBLING COMMISSION
The Gambling Commission was set up under the Gambling Act 2005 to regulate commercial gambling in Great Britain. We are an independent non-departmental public body (NDPB) sponsored by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS). Our work is funded by fees, paid by the operators that we license. We regulate commercial gambling in Great Britain including: arcades, betting, bingo, casinos, gaming machine providers, gambling software providers, lottery operators and external lottery managers, British- based remote gambling operators. At ICE 2012, The Commission welcomes this opportunity to talk face to face with the industry. Members of the Commission’s Compliance team will be on hand to answer your queries. You’ll also be able to pick up useful Commission publications.
www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk
GREF
The Gaming Regulators European Forum consists of representatives from gaming regulatory organisations throughout Europe. It was founded in 1989 as an association of gambling regulators with two main objectives: to provide a forum in which European gaming regulators can meet, exchange views and information and discuss policy on gaming matters; and on special occasions and with the agreement of participants represent the different views of European gaming regulators and also provide a central point of contact for enquiries directed at them from authorities or related organisations in Europe and elsewhere. Participation in the Forum is open to representatives of all gaming regulatory organisations in all European countries. One regular meeting of GREF is normally held each year in a European country in rotation.
www.gref.net
GAMBLING COMPLIANCE
GamblingCompliance is the leading online publisher of legal, regulatory, political and business information for the global gambling industry. Our timely, accurate and impartial analysis, delivered daily via a cutting-edge technology platform, has ensured we have become the essential information service for the industry. GamblingData is our new online service providing essential jurisdiction, sector and company analytics for industry professionals looking to monitor the underlying facts, figures and trends of a volatile business environment.
www.gamblingcompliance.com
GPWA GPWA Established over a decade ago, the Gambling Portal Webmasters Association (GPWA) has grown to become the premier association and forum site for active online gaming affiliates around the world. Today the GPWA’s international membership represents thousands of portals and millions of monthly visitors. The GPWA provides true value to the affiliate marketing community by delivering top quality content and an exceptional networking venue for affiliates and affiliate program managers. The GPWA’s popular industry magazine, the GPWA Times, covers news and events of particular interest to online gaming affiliates and is delivered free to GPWA members.
www.GPWA.org
GAMBLINGPROFESIONAL
GamblingProfesional (GP) is a Spanish-speaking Independent Community of affiliates and professionals involved in the online gambling and financial products sector. To be independent means to respect the community spirit and to value the relationship with the customers, since GP does not own affiliate programs. Currently, in the Spanish and Spanish-speaking market, GamblingProfesional is the only community of its kind to be 100% independent.
www.GamblingProfesional.com
IAGA A trade association comprised of the most experienced gaming advisors, attorneys, suppliers, casino executives, financial experts and regulators in the industry. Focused on the relevant worldwide exchange of best practices, with a constant eye toward the future.
www.theiaga.org
IAGR GAMCARE
GamCare is the leading national authority on the provision of treatment services for those adversely affected by problem gambling. We work closely with industry to help prevent problem gambling and improve player protection, recognising best practice through the highly respected GamCare Certification. Consultancy and training, both face to face and through GamCare ExTra E- Learning, around social responsibility is provided on a cost-recovery basis, as are leaflets and posters. For problem gamblers GamCare offers advice, information, emotional support and signposting. Our online Forum and Chat Room facilitate mutual support. We deliver face to face counselling direct and through a network of GamCare-trained Partners, and online. All services are free to clients.
www.gamcaretradeservices.com
The International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR) is an organisation of gaming regulators from around the world who communicate on a continuing basis about matters of common interest and convene annually at a formal meeting. The mission of IAGR is to advance the effectiveness and efficiency of gaming regulation.
www.iagr.org
INTERNATIONAL MASTERS OF GAMING LAW
The International Masters of Gaming Law is a non-profit association of gaming attorneys, regulators, educators, executives, compliance officers and consultants from around the world who are dedicated to education and the exchange of professional information concerning all aspects of gaming law. We produce two educational conferences each year, a Spring Conference in North American and an Autumn Conference in Europe. The IMGL publishes European Gaming Lawyer, Casino Lawyer, Canadian Gaming Lawyer, La Ley del Juego - The Law of the Game magazines and the UNVL Gaming Law Journal. IMGL membership consists of over 260 members in 35 countries as well as members in 33 states and territories in the United States.
www.GamingLawMasters.com
12 ICE 2012 OFFICIAL CATALOGUE & BUYERS’ GUIDE
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