William Bolton Editor
May 2024 Comment
We make no apologies for being chock-a-block once again. On May 28-30 a who's who roster of experts will be speaking at the 41st annual IAGA Summit in Washington D.C. Ahead of the event, we've had the pleasure to chat to a good number of those in attendance.
Nevada Gaming Control Board Chairman, Kirk D. Hendrick, discusses balancing effective regulation with streamlined review and approval. NASCAR's Joe Solosky and the NFL's David Highhill offer a sports league perspective on what's key to the long-term sustainable sports betting ecosystem in the US. Hippodrome Casino's Executive Chairman, Simon Thomas, questions why you'd want to introduce tech that allows people to virtually leave the building he's so proud of. Deliver reality reality, he says. A second senior exec from the NFL, Jonathan D. Nabavi, stresses the importance of building trust with policymakers.
ON MAY 28-30 A WHO'S WHO ROSTER OF EXPERTS WILL BE SPEAKING AT THE 41ST ANNUAL IAGA SUMMIT IN WASHINGTON DC
Sportradar's Tom Mace identifies micro betting as an avenue where technology will expand opening up a whole raft of new markets and engagement opportunities. Paul Richardson, Managing Partner at Partis, questions how long it will be before India, China et al see Brazil's tax returns and fancy a piece. Genting UK's AML and player protection expert Ross Ferguson talks up the importance of sustainable play for a sustainable business. Following the recent movement on the UK legislative front, Dan Waugh shares his concern that research funding will be misused with the Gambling Act's new levy. Steve Ketteley thinks some of the changes coming in the UK are a reaction to the industry making the most of the opportunities it was given. Bulletproof's Scott Melnick describes a cybersecurity landscape where attacks move faster than local regulations.
I’m running out of room now, but keep an eye out for our comprehensive African sports betting report with leading stakeholder interviews. Oh, and our table games feature with TCSJOHNHUXLEY, Galaxy Gaming and Light & Wonder. Oh, and...
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