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Botswana – IAGR calls for speakers for upcoming Botswana conference

The International Association of Gaming Regulators is looking for speakers to share their ideas, work, research and expertise at the eagerly anticipated annual conference in Botswana. Speaker submissions are open until 28 February 2023. IAGR2023: Bringing Ideas Togetherwill be held in Gaborone, Botswana, from 16 to 19 October 2023. The conference will be a live,…

Australia – IAGR releases conference program for IAGR2022

The International Association of Gaming Regulators has released the program for its annual conference, taking place in Melbourne, Australia from 17 to 20 October. The program is available on IAGR’s website, with early-bird ticket prices on offer until 15 August. IAGR Vice President and UK Gambling Commission Director, Ben Haden, believes the line-up is one…

US – IAGR 2022 opens call for speakers for Melbourne conference

The International Association of Gaming Regulators are proud to announce that the Call for Speakers to their eagerly anticipated annual conference, Melbourne 2022: A Kickstart for Collaboration is now open. To be held in Melbourne, Australia from 17 to 20 October 2022, IAGR 2022: A Kickstart for Collaboration will build on the wide-ranging discussions IAGR…

UK – UK Gambling Commission honoured in new regulator awards

Great Britain’s Gambling Commission and New South Wales’s Office of Responsible Gambling (Australia) are the winners in IAGR’s inaugural awards program, the International Regulatory Awards. The award winners were announced last night at a Gala Dinner in Boston during the annual IAGR conference. The awards aim to recognise exceptional regulators who are helping to drive…

US – IAGR to launch International Regulatory Awards

IAGR has launched its inaugural awards program, the International Regulatory Awards, and invites IAGR members to nominate outstanding regulatory outcomes and contributions both in their own jurisdiction and globally. “There has never been a greater need for gaming regulators to be innovative in their regulatory practice,” says Catherine Myers, IAGR Trustee and CEO of the…

US – IAGR confirms September event will go ahead in person in Boston

The International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR) have confirmed that their 2021 Conference will go ahead in person from September 12 to 17 2021 in Boston Massachusetts, USA. In announcing the re-scheduled event IAGR President Mr Mabutho Zwane said: “As regulators, we recognise ongoing dialogue and collaboration across nations is vital to the continued success…

US – IAGR and IGSA announce collaboration for effective and efficient gaming regulation

In a first for both organisations, the International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR) and the International Gaming Standards Association (IGSA) are pleased to announce a collaboration aimed at maximising opportunities for effective and efficient gaming regulation. In announcing the initiative IAGR President Mr Mabutho Zwane said, “As regulators, we recognise that dialogue with industry is…

US – IAGR survey shows 80 per cent have concerns over confluence of gambling and gaming

The International Association of Gaming Regulators’ (IAGR) report Gambling and gaming – blurred lines was recently released, revealing global concerns about emerging forms of gambling. The report found social gaming, skins betting, loot boxes and esports betting have become increasingly prevalent internationally with regulators from across the world receiving complaints from consumers. IAGR President, Paul…

US – IAGR reschedules Boston conference to next year

The International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR) has announced the postponement of its annual conference: Disrupting the Regulator: Sparking innovation in regulatory practice #IAGR2020 Boston until September 12 to 17 2021. After monitoring governmental public health advice and associated jurisdictional developments regarding the COVID-19 pandemic over recent months, the Board of Trustees determined it was…