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4 NEWS Hot news from the global industry. Well, it was hot when we got it
8 STATESIDE Sharon Harris runs some thorny issues up the fl agpole and see who salutes
12 LATINO AMERICA Ricki Chavez-Munoz brings all the stories from a gaming hotbed for you
18 MACAU BUSINESS News and features from Asia’s best business magazine
22 GAMING FOR AFRICA Roy Bannister’s publication is our partner for this fast-developing continent
26 INDIA Gateway 2 Gaming tackles the hard-hitting issue’s from India’s nascent gaming industry
28 BETTER CHANGE An organisation working to raise the entire industry’s standards from within; their latest article looks at the importance of collaboration in tackling problem gambling
30 UK LEGAL VIEW Northridge Law’s Melanie Ellis looks at the new customer interaction guidance from the Gambling Commission
34 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, 41 GAMING
HIPPODROME Ten years old this month! Casino International talks to Simon Thomas about the evolution of the iconic casino
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38 HOSTILE VEHICLE MITIGATION New legislation means casinos are among the leisure venues that may have to devise and implement a protective security strategy. Richard Winstanley explains
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P6 COVER STORY Edict egaming GmbH is exhibiting for the eighth year at the Amsterdam exhibition; we speak to Dominic-Daniel Lienard, CEO
P8 MOJA GROUP Marc Saba aims to revolutionise Africa’s iGaming market
P10 ASTROPAY Astropay launches in Europe
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P12-15 PAYNEARME – PayNearMe continues to provide payment processing to US iGaming players – How can iGaming operators improve the payment experience for bettors?
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