Our free webinar series focuses on critical issues facing the global gaming industry. Focusing on key topics of interest within the ever evolving global gaming industry, each webinar features panelists who are thought leaders on each issue. The free webinars are made possible by Casino International, and all past webinars are archived in IAGA's Members Only section of this website.

 UPCOMING WEBINARS

Technology’s impact on gaming compliance programs - part 2
Following the G2E panel on Technology’s Impact on Gaming Compliance Programs and the review of audience polling responses received as part from that panel discussion, this webinar will focus on trending technology topics that respondents indicated as underutilized, areas for technology expansion, and future technologies to monitor. This webinar will delve into specific uses for integrating data analytics and AI, analyzing the benefits of new technology, and understanding the opportunities and skills needed to implement best practices. Panelists will provide input on their experiences and the future trends they see in integrating technology into their compliance programs.

Moderated by Bob Boyle, Senior Manager with EY, the panelists are:

• Greg Brower, Shareholder, Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, LLP
• Derek Ramm, Global Head of Advisory Services, Kinectify Advisors
• Alfredo Lazcano, Partner, Lazcano Samano
• Patrick Bland, Chief Technology Officer, Acres
  

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Gaming Industry M&A Evolution: Using GenAI to Drive Deal Value in Complex Gaming Transactions 

Do advertising bans contribute to responsible gaming (RG)? 
There is a worldwide trend to ban gambling advertising supposedly with the intention of reducing consumption and, therefore, reducing cases of problem gambling. However, studies on the matter show that a simple ban or misguided restriction does not generate the desired results yet has a disproportionate impact on the industry and the media. Moreover, experts in the field of RG suggest that terminating the advertising of legal gambling completely can also give a boost to illegal gambling since it will be only unlicensed operators who promote their products. The truth is that, instead of promoting bans that could cause more harm than good, RG policies should be composed of comprehensive measures by both regulators and operators, such as educational RG advertising campaigns, sound regulation, technological tools (AI), among many others.

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Digital gaming and sports wagering:
emerging fraud risk considerations and trends
Digital platforms and products have become a driving force behind the growth in the iGaming and sports wagering industry.   As the mobile and online operations market for these products continues to expand into new jurisdictions, companies are at risk of increases in perpetrated fraud and new ways in which malicious actors utilize products and platforms to facilitate this.  Fraud can have significant impact on companies’ operating revenue as well as increases in regulatory and reputational risks.

This session will explore the growth of digital gaming and sports wagering operators, the use of payment processors and how different products and platforms are being used to facilitate fraud.  The panel will address profitability and fraud prevention, including managing impact on chargebacks as well as the impact of operating in multiple jurisdictions.  The panel will also address how innovative products such as NFTs, can be susceptible to fraud as well as how the risks for account takeover and identity theft through fraud rings can impact multiple patron accounts and product usage.  Finally, the panel will explore risk mitigating strategies and important compliance functions to minimize the likelihood of risks materializing or severely impacting company operations.