ClientScan, a specialist face detection and recognition company, is participating in the inaugural edition of the Regulating the Game conference in London, event organizer Senet confirmed on Monday. According to a press release, ClientScan innovates and simplifies how operators can recognize and protect gamblers who have chosen to self-exclude from placing a bet on-site.
The London debut of the Australian gaming regulation conference will feature three networking events, including ‘Pitch!’. At Pitch!, ClientScan’s CEO Robin Paine, and Head of Business Development Laura Bedborough, will show live how the retail self-exclusion process detects, in less than a tenth of a second with an accuracy rate of over 99%, the self-excluded gambler and sends an alert.
Already established in Australia, the Regulating the Game conference is set to arrive in London on September 25-29. It is described as a 5-day immersive program that focuses on leading-edge research, regulatory policy and practice, and ethical leadership in the gambling sector.
Pitch! is one of three networking events at the London conference, which brings together innovators and the sector to platform new technologies, research, and policy thinking that help the industry meet and exceed minimum standards, advance efficient and effective regulation, and help invigorate the sector.
“Pitch! @RTG is about showcasing leading-edge products and services, platforming innovation, and sparking interest in technology, research, and regulatory policy and practice that can uplift capability, advance AML, safer gambling, and operational outcomes, and help invigorate the sector,” said Paul Newson, Principal at Australian specialist gambling law, regulatory and compliance advisory Senet.
Throughout the 5-day conference, attendees will hear from leading regulators and industry experts, exchange perspectives, knowledge, and insights, and build connections that uplift capability and forge a greater understanding of the policy landscape and emerging issues and trends.
The robust discussion will challenge and provoke thinking and explore key issues, encouraging individuals and organizations across the sector to think critically about advancing effect and effective regulation while also invigorating the industry.
Speakers already confirmed for Regulating the Game London 2023 include Wes Himes, Executive Director, Standards and Innovation, Betting and Gaming Council (BGC); Dan Hartman, Former Director of the Colorado Division of Gaming; Becky Harris, Former Chair, Nevada Gaming Control Board; Cathy Judd-Stein, Chair of the Massachusetts Gaming Commission; ANJ Chairwoman Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin, and Harris Tsangarides, Chief Executive Officer, Cyprus Gaming and Casino Supervision Commission.
Spaces are still available for firms or individuals seeking to present their ideas, products and services at the Pitch! @RTG event. Interested parties can send an expression of interest to [email protected] to secure their pitch.
