Global links to iGaming operators, suppliers, and technology partners shaping the industry.
The Independent Betting Arbitration Service was formed with the Government's approval. It acts as an impartial adjudicator on disputes that arise between betting/gambling operators and their customers after they have been through the operator's own internal dispute procedures and if a deadlock exists.
The IGC is a non-profit organization that was set up to provide a forum for interested parties to address issues and common interests in the global interactive gaming industry. It establishes fair and responsible trade guidelines and practices.
It is the British Horseracing Authority’s role to ensure the continued health and successful development of the sport.
The National Lottery Commission protects the National Lottery and the people who play it. They make independent checks to ensure that the Lottery is running as it should be according to the Licences.
The COA (UK) represents the views and aspirations of independent, operator- owned casinos throughout the UK.
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is an independent non-governmental body, given statutory powers by the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. They are a company limited by guarantee and financed by the financial services industry.
The Greyhound Board of Great Britain (GBGB) is a body with responsibility for the governance, regulation and management of the sport of licensed greyhound racing in England, Scotland and Wales.
The Gaming Standards Association (GSA) is an international trade association that creates benefits for gaming manufacturers, suppliers, operators and regulators.
The Association of British Bookmakers is the leading trade association representing bookmakers in Great Britain.
The RGA represents the world's largest remote gambling companies and provides the industry with a voice on the issues of importance to regulators, legislators, and key decision makers around the world.
The Gambling Commission is part of the Government of the United Kingdom and is responsible for overseeing and regulating gambling law.
The EGBA is a non-profit organization set up by PartyGaming, bwin Group, Unibet, bet-at-home.com, The Carmen Media Group, Expekt and Interwetten Gaming Ltd who are the seven leading online gaming operators in Europe.
eCOGRA is a non-profit organization which is the independent standards authority of the online gaming industry. It's main function is to protect people who engage in lawful online gaming.
GamCare promotes a responsible approach to gambling and addresses the needs of people adversely affected by a gambling dependency. It develops strategies that will improve understanding of the social impact of gambling.