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Quality casinos – iGaming industry licensing

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Conducting legitimate iGaming activities requires compulsory licensing. For this purpose, big players in the gambling business use offshore states. So, let’s find out how does casino registration take place and where is the best place to get a license?

In order to open and develop any business, special documents and permits are needed. Gambling license is one of the main documents, as the government is tightening the requirements for gambling companies. They believe that slot machines are dangerous enough for people because they can lead to addiction to gambling. Therefore, the gambling industry requires a license from all companies that want to legally provide their services including Australian software providers.

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Online casinos and licensing

In order for players to safely enjoy legitimate video slot gaming, a casino must provide all necessary documents, including a license. This is the only way to verify the legality of the gaming club’s activities. Since the game is played for real money, it is important for customers to trust the casino and feel safe.

Casinos, bookmakers, poker rooms, and lottery operators are required to obtain a license in order to operate in online environment legally. All companies, which relate to the provision of gambling services, are obliged to draw up all the necessary documents, you can find more information as well as licensed casinos here – https://qualitycasinos.com.

Where do gambling providers obtain a license?

To obtain a gambling license, companies can use offshore zones. It is in such places that the legislation is loyal to all gambling and allows the registration of such activities. Organizers can use offshore areas as a legit place for providing services worldwide, including in states where gambling is banned.

To open a gaming company in offshore states does not require much effort and money. These states are not large, so they need the influx of money as a tax from gambling. Some large casinos pay substantial sums for the opportunity to operate under the flag of an offshore state. There are several significant advantages to getting a license in offshores:

  • The casino owner can legally conduct his business.
  • There is no need to overpay in the form of high taxes.
  • Casino activities can be conducted internationally, in many countries.
  • The registration process does not necessarily require the presence of the owner of the company.
  • Offshore zones provide the fastest terms of registration of a casino.
  • Registration does not require reports and other additional documents.

Licenses can be issued by a number of countries, which have their own unique requirements for companies. There are certain conditions that must be adhered to, otherwise there is a risk of losing your license. Before choosing a particular state for registration, you should carefully study all the information about obtaining a license in this country. You should also familiarize yourself with the reputation of the offshore zone. The casino owner must find out how much to pay for each month of the license to conduct gambling activities.

What documents will be required to obtain a license?

There is a certain set of documents that are needed to obtain a gaming license for a casino:

  • The owner must write an application requesting a gambling license.
  • Provide verifiable information about the company that will engage in gaming activities, including address and phone numbers.
  • Make copies of key documents that confirm the identity of the founders of the company.
  • Need to prove the existence of an office or main building. Utility receipts can be used for this purpose.
  • Copies of documents that show the official existence of the firm.
  • Copies or bank statements that will show transactions with money.

Offshore states for gambling business

Jurisdictions of some countries allow you to open a casino license quickly and inexpensively. For example, the most popular are Malta, Curacao, the Caribbean Islands, Panama, and the Dominican Republic. The cost of the license may be from 5 thousand dollars. In some cases, the business owner will have to pay more than 40 thousand USD.

Some countries may refuse to consider a business application. Because Gibraltar accepts only those clients who have extensive experience in the successful operation of the business. After the registration of the license, gaming operators must pay a daily tax on profits.

But in Panama, managers will not be asked for any extra documents, and the tax rate is either minimal or it does not exist at all. Sometimes it is required that one of the owners of the company is a resident of the state where it is planned to register a business. After receiving a gaming license, the casino owners immediately come under the regulation of the laws of the country where the license is issued. He is obliged to obey the laws of that country, as well as to fulfill all its obligations. Otherwise, he may lose his license or face criminal liability.

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Clarion Gaming film Virtual Tour showing scale of opportunity for ICE and iGB Affiliate exhibitors in Barcelona

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Ahead of January 2025’s relocation to Barcelona, ICE and iGB Affiliate exhibitors can share Clarion Gaming’s ‘Vision of the possible’ courtesy of a specially commissioned virtual tour and exhibitor orientation video which can be viewed at: youtube.com

The 10-minute exhibitor film which is narrated by Clarion Gaming Managing Director Stuart Hunter takes viewers on a tour of the venue beginning with an introduction to Fira Gran Via’s integrated metro station which is located between the El Prat international airport (12km) and the historic city centre (3km) and has the capacity to take huge volumes of attendees directly to the heart of the spacious dedicated registration area at the south entrance.

Viewers are then taken on a journey along the elevated arterial walkway which provides a unique bird’s eye view of the 120,000 sqm exhibition space before accessing the contemporary designed meeting areas and plentiful break-out spaces requested by exhibitors, on to the ultra-modern and scalable conference facilities and the venue’s three ‘Sky Gardens’ which facilitate the delivery of a memorable indoor/outdoor festival experience.

The video also explains the new visitor-friendly show floor which has been designed to easily identify the gaming verticals of interest and in the process ease navigation through the five halls that the 2025 editions of ICE and iGB Affiliate will occupy.

Introducing the video Stuart Hunter said: “This is the latest in a series of orientation initiatives which we started in October 2023. This video which is aimed at ICE and iGB Affiliate exhibitors, partners and sponsors  will be followed by a dedicated visitor tour to help prepare for this exciting new chapter.

“As a team we could not be more excited about the opportunities offered by our new home at Gran Via and new host city of Barcelona: the film sets-out the size of the opportunity that we have as an industry and shares a compelling vision of what’s possible.”

ICE/iGBA 2025 will use circa 120,000 gross sqm of The Gran Via (ICE 2024 utilised 100,000 gross sqm in London) across Halls 1 (iGB Affiliate) and 2-5 (ICE). An additional 160,000 sqm has been reserved exclusively for ICE/iGBA across the five-year tenancy. The Convention Centre which is located in Hall 8 comprises a modular and versatile space with seating for between 3,000 and 12,000 people.

 

 

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José Garcia promoted to General Manager for Innovative Technology Spain

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The Spanish branch of Innovative Technology (ITL) have announced that a long-standing member of the team has been promoted to General Manager. José (Pepe) García Escudero previously held the role of Business Development Manager for the region. 

ITL Spain has had an office in Barcelona since 1996, headed up by Sales Director Mustapha Hadj-Ahmed. They provide both cash validation equipment and biometric technology to various market sectors including, gaming, amusement, kiosk and retail.

Commenting on José’s promotion Mustapha said, “I would like to congratulate José (known to most of his customers as Pepe!) on this well-deserved achievement. I have worked with him since he joined the company seven and half years ago and he is hard working, a real team player and has an excellent eye for spotting new opportunities. José will be responsible for overall operations as well as continuing his business development tasks. I am sure he will excel in his new role and I am confident he will lead our talented team to new heights! I look forward to exciting and prosperous times ahead.”

Pepe added, “I am so pleased to be given this fantastic opportunity and to play a more operational and managerial role in the business. Each member of the team here in Spain are a key part of our success, and the reason we are known for being a leading provider of cash handling equipment. I am excited to get started and see the business grow even further as we continue to serve our valued customers and develop our technology to response to the changing needs of the market.”

Concluding Mustapha said, “José will be heading up the team at the FIJMA show in Madrid on 7th – 9th May 2024 on stand A49, so if you are attending the show come and say hello!”

 

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Team ATK Oshun excels at 2024 Online Championships held on 13 April 2024

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Mind Sports South Africa’s (MSSA) 2024 Online Championships held on 13 April 2024 showed sterling results.
The championship was yet another chance for many esports athletes to qualify for MSSA’s National Team Trials to be held on 25 May 2024 at which the team will be selected to officially represent South Africa at the African Qualifiers which lead up to IESF’s 16th World Esports Championships to be held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia in October and November 2024..

All Registered Players who have finished in the top three places, or the top 20% – whichever is greater, are entitled to enter trials.

However, it must be remembered that all players must have a valid passport to participate in the National Team Trials.

It was indeed exciting to watch just how much all the female teams have improved.

Team ATK Oshun (ATK Club Sport) being a female team astounded all with their skill and sportsmanship. The team demolished all ATK Club Sport opposition to ultimately won the premier event overall and qualify for the National Team trials to be held on 25 May 2025.

IESF’s 15th World Championships will be played to the following titles:

  • Counter-Strike 2
  • Counter-Strike 2 – Female division
  • DotA 2
  • eFootball
  • Mobile Legends, Bang Bang
  • Mobile Legends, Bang Bang – Female division
  • PUBGM

The high standard of play saw 37 Registered Players from six provinces being awarded Provincial Colours. Only Limpopo, Free State, and Northern Cape did not have Registered Players who did not earn provincial colours.

Title Name of player/team Club Provincial Colours awarded
Clash Royale – Premier Johan Coetzee Middies Mpumalanga
Clash Royale – High School Aryan Maharaj PR0NHS
Counter Strike: 2 ATK Oshun
Kaylee Ludick ATK Club Sport Gauteng
Jessica Eleez Greeff ATK Club Sport Gauteng
Christin Brazier ATK Club Sport Gauteng
Megan van der Westhuizen ATK Club Sport Gauteng
Kayhla Rose Calder ATK Club Sport Gauteng
DotA – Premier ZAG DOTA 1
Suhail Khan ZAG Academy Gauteng
Travis John Waters ZAG Academy Western Cape
Mark Kilian Lehle ZAG Academy Gauteng
Mohammad Dhooma ZAG Academy Eastern Cape
Nicholas Dammert ZAG Academy Gauteng
eFootball – Premier Aslam Parker PES Society Gauteng
FIFA 24 – High School Daiyaan Hendricks PES Society Western Cape
Mobile Legends – Premier
Mavericks
Matthew Tatalias Mavericks Gauteng
Damian Bransby Mavericks Western Cape
Preshan Pillay Mavericks Gauteng
Mohammad Azhar Ansari Mavericks KwaZulu Natal
Taygan Gabriel Mavericks KwaZulu Natal
Luke Green Mavericks Western Cape
Mobile Legends – Premier – Female
AHG
Je’nielle Cavanagh PES Society Western Cape
Inez Pringle PES Society Western Cape
Salma Parker PES Society Western Cape
Ra’isha Prout PES Society Western Cape
Fatimah Prout PES Society Western Cape
Mia Anthony PES Society Western Cape
PUBGM
Team uEnvy
Richard Henry ZAG Academy Eastern Cape
La-eeq Arendse ZAG Academy Western Cape
Kyle Dudley ZAG Academy Western Cape
Clayton Leak ZAG Academy Western Cape
Rocket League – Premier – 1 v 1 – Premier Nathan Strange Hoërskool Klerksdorp
Rocket League – Premier – 1 v 1 – High School Luther Peens Hoërskool Klerksdorp
Street Fightter V – Premier Marnus van der Merwe Hoërskool Klerksdorp North West
Tekken 8 Stasch Cloeta Team PlayBell Western Cape
Valorant – Premier
TuksValorant
Tapiwanashe Keith Matema TuksEsports Gauteng
Kyle Halvorsen TuksEsports Gauteng
Jaden Connor Swarts TuksEsports Gauteng
Ronald James Tyler Wheeldon TuksEsports Gauteng
Alejandro Luca Sartini-Kruger TuksEsports Gauteng
Armand Pierre van der Colf TuksEsports Gauteng
Sportsmanship Award Je’nielle Cavanagh PES Society
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