Recently, the gambling industry has seen several important developments: The Better Gambling Forum announced its global player protection framework at the United Nations assembly, aimed at enhancing responsible gambling practices through six pillars; Konami gaming company announced a series of internal promotions, adding several vice presidents to expand its management team; meanwhile, Gaming Corps appointed a new Chief Business Officer, Big Daddy Gaming obtained a Swedish gaming license, and Bragg Gaming Group launched a new content suite in Romania, expanding its iGaming business.
Global Strategy for Player Protection Framework
The Better Gambling Forum elaborated on its Responsible Gambling Practices and Policy Pillars (RG3P) framework, consisting of six major components including education, informed choice, and harm prevention. The organization emphasized that this initiative is meant to complement, not replace, existing measures, providing a foundation for jurisdictions to develop guidelines for gambling awareness, treatment, and regulation. Committee member Francis Keyser stated that the pillars will help address challenges and push the industry towards a gold standard.
Corporate Executive Changes and Promotions
Konami gaming company confirmed the vice presidential promotions of several executives, including Jeff George in charge of customer support, and Adriane McGrath overseeing professional services, to strengthen departments such as R&D, IT, and human resources. Company president Tom Kingoli noted that the new members reflect core values of service and integrity. Additionally, Gaming Corps appointed Graham Greensmith as Chief Business Officer, who has over 20 years of industry experience, aiming to enhance game quality and supplier status.
Market Expansion and Compliance Progress
Big Daddy Gaming received a gaming software supplier license from the Swedish gambling regulatory authority, planning to introduce slot games by the end of the year. CEO Erland Hellstrom stated that this move validates compliance standards. Bragg Gaming Group launched the "Napoleon: Romania" content suite in Romania, featuring exclusive games to support the 2025 aggregation business expansion strategy, further solidifying cooperation with the Superbet Group.
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