Do you have something to share?

As we navigate the complexities of gaming regulation globally, the need for collaboration and shared learning becomes increasingly critical.

IAGR is dedicated to enhancing the effectiveness and efficiency of gaming regulation by providing a platform for global networking and expert advisory services.

The dynamism of our industry poses unique challenges as we strive to balance harm minimisation with the promotion of responsible industry growth. Many of you are pioneering innovative approaches and strategies in your jurisdictions, often facing similar hurdles.

We’re eager to hear from our members and learn about the initiatives shaping your areas.

If you’re a member, consider how you might:

Share your innovations: Do you have a new program, groundbreaking research, or effective compliance measures that could benefit others? Consider contributing to our newsletter or writing an article for our website.
Seek advice: If you’re looking for insights on specific regulatory tools or responsible gambling measures, let us facilitate connections that can enrich your regulatory practices.
Collaborate on emerging issues: Share new challenges with the community and leverage collective expertise to find solutions.
Contribute to our member webinars: Your experience and knowledge are invaluable. Engage with the community by presenting a case study or topic in our online seminar series.
Enter the IAGR Awards: Showcase your team’s achievements and innovative practices by entering the International Regulatory Awards.

Recent contributions from our members include:

The Norwegian Gambling Authority shared their strategies to foster a responsible gaming environment
The Queensland Office of Liquor and Gaming Regulation shared their culturally nuanced campaign experience from their ‘Let’s start yarning about gambling’ initiative
The National Gambling Board of South Africa shone a spotlight on responsible gambling through the lens of advertising
The NSW Office of Responsible Gambling spoke about their approach to empowering culturally and linguistically diverse communities in problem gambling
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario told us about their approach to online gaming regulation as a case study

And next up, Australia’s NSW Independent Casino Commission will share its innovative approach to casino regulation in a member seminar in August. We’ll share registration details for this soon.

The stories and successes across our membership base are critical to our collective goal of ensuring a safe and sustainable industry.

We encourage all members to share your experiences and help shape the future of gaming regulation.