Looking into the future of gaming regulation
Amid a period of significant regulatory change in Europe and beyond, there are a number of emerging trends. However in Europe, all of these point towards increasingly strict controls on the industry.
Amid a period of significant regulatory change, there are a number of emerging trends. However in Europe, all of these point towards increasingly strict controls on the industry.
This is most apparent in territories such as Great Britain and Germany, while new measures are being introduced in the likes of Denmark, and the Netherlands will expect operators to tread carefully when they launch.
The US provides a stark contrast. A market that was heavily restricted for so long is now one of the most hospitable jurisdictions for gambling, with more and more states moving online with legal betting and gaming.
In this discussion produced in partnership with the International Masters of Gaming Law (IMGL), lawyers from Denmark, Germany, Great Britain and the Netherlands discuss the European situation, before hearing how things differ in the US.
Featuring:
Andy Danson, Bird & Bird
Mathias Spitz, Melchers Rechtsanwälte
Morten Ronde, Nordic Gaming
Frank Tolboom, Katz Kalff & Franssen
Related sessions at iGB Live:
Keen to learn more about Germany’s re-regulated gaming market? Europe’s biggest opening of 2021 to date will be discussed by an expert panel at iGB Live! The show runs from 28 September to 1 October, and will feature the session Embracing regulated igaming: Germany focus. For the States, we've got US: European synergies and knowledge sharing to give you some exclusive insights into the industry's fastest-growing region – register here to book your place.