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NCLGS Publishes Draft Model Internet Gaming Act
The National Council of Legislators from Gaming States (NCLGS) has published a draft of its Model Internet Gaming Act. The proposal provides a model regulatory framework for US states considering the legalisation of online gaming. The document is open for public comment until December 31.
The proposal suggests various policies for state legislators, regulators, and other stakeholders to consider. NCLGS suggests that igaming licences last for five years and recommends a tax rate of between 15 and 25%. The average tax rate in the US, excluding Pennsylvania, is 19%, it says.
The draft proposes the prohibition of sweepstakes games and mentions responsible gambling initiatives such as creating a player health program and requiring online gaming operators to designate a responsible gaming lead.
Comments can be sent by mail and interested parties can also participate in a discussion that will be held at the upcoming NCLGS meeting at Caesars New Orleans from December 12 to 15.
The NCLGS said: “The objectives of this model legislation are to establish an effective, comprehensive, and efficient regulatory framework consistent with public policy that will foster public confidence and trust in the integrity of the regulatory process and the fairness of internet gaming operations. The regulatory provisions are intended to extend strict regulation and oversight over all aspects of internet gaming operations.”
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Salsa Gator, Brazil’s game aggregator, secures certification for the regulated market
Salsa Technology’s renowned content aggregator, Salsa Gator, has received GLI certification ahead of Brazil’s iGaming regulation taking effect on January 1, 2025. Among the key requirements is certification, ensuring compliance and trust in the regulated market.
This achievement enables Salsa to deliver high-quality content to operators in Brazil. In addition to strengthening its prominent position in the market, the certification ensures seamless and efficient operations for its clients in the new regulated landscape.
As per the rules of the Secretariat of Prizes and Bets (SPA) of the Ministry of Finance, the certification process for the aggregator platform included content agreements with some of the largest global gaming providers, such as Evolution, Games Global, Spribe, RubyPlay and FBM, among others. These partners offer an impressive variety of games that cater to the preferences of the Brazilian public.
Salsa Gator has solidified its position as a leading platform in Brazil and Latin America thanks to its strategic curation of games that prioritise local player preferences. With a single integration, partners gain access to a robust portfolio with support in Brazilian Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, and English.
“Salsa Technology is committed to delivering the best experience for operators and players in Brazil’s regulated market. Our focus on quality, innovation, and localized support positions us at the forefront of this historic moment for Brazil’s iGaming sector,” said Eliane Nunes, Chief Growth Officer at Salsa.
Salsa Technology remains dedicated to transforming the iGaming market with complete, certified solutions tailored to the needs of local audiences.
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JCM Global Receives Approval to Operate in West Virginia
JCM Global announced that it has successfully passed regulatory review and received a manufacturer’s license from the West Virginia Lottery Commission. The license enables JCM to directly sell to and service customers in the state.
“At JCM, we are committed to our customers. While attaining licensing was not required, we pursued it because it allows us to directly provide JCM’s leading technology and advanced systems, backed by our world-class service, and support, resulting in faster service times and simplifying the entire relationship between JCM and our customers,” said JCM SVP – Sales, Marketing & Operations Dave Kubajak in a statement.
JCM recently announced it has attained licenses in Colorado and New Mexico, bringing the company’s total number of active gaming licenses to 177.
In West Virginia, JCM will provide technology, including the iVIZION bill validator; ICB Intelligent Cash Box System, which boosts security and efficiencies across the gaming floor; and the GEN5 thermal printer, which delivers TITO, personalized promotions, and rewards directly to the player.
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SYNOT Games Officially Certifies Over 140 Games in Brazil
SYNOT Games has announced that more than 140 of its games have now been officially certified in Brazil.
“We are delighted to announce that more than 140 of our games have now been officially certified in Brazil. This significant achievement allows us to expand our reach and introduce a diverse selection of games to this dynamic market. Brazil represents a key opportunity for growth, and we are committed to delivering exceptional gaming experiences to the Brazilian audience,” the Company said.
“We are thrilled to introduce our portfolio in Brazil, offering innovative and engaging gameplay that promises to captivate and entertain players,” Martina Krajci, CCO at SYNOT Games, said.
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