BetBlocker, a responsible gaming and safer play not-for-profit charity, is the 8th and final organization selected to deliver a quickfire pitch at the inaugural edition of the Regulating the Game London conference, event organizer Senet confirmed.
Already established in Sydney, 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.
BetBlocker is a RET charity that provides a free tool to assist individuals with gambling concerns. With the capability to block access to over 85,000 gambling sites and 1,500 gambling apps, it is “a trusted ally for thousands aiming to manage their gambling habits,” Senet explained.
Relying on a frequently updated database of gambling-related web addresses, BetBlocker ensures user privacy, requiring no personal data transmission or external storage.
All eight Pitch! spots have now been filled. In addition to BetBlocker, the lineup of organizations for the event includes Rob Mabbett Engagement Director at Better Change, Devon Dalbock, Chief Operating Officer of GLI, Earle G. Hall, CEO and Founder of AXES.ai, Maris Catania, Safer Gambling Consultant, SGCertified; Tony Walker, Head of Financial Services & Gambling at Armalytix; Robin Paine and Laura Bedborough of ClientScan; and Shelley Langan-Newton, CEO of the tech company SQR Group Limited.
Paul Newson, Director of Regulating the Game, said: “There are only three weeks to go until Regulating the Game kicks off in London and our inaugural Pitch! event brings a persuasive group of RegTech organizations and innovative leaders together for a night of rapid-fire presentations while enjoying the networking and hospitality at One Moorgate Place.”
Newson is a former President and Patron of the International Association of Gaming Regulators and a former Trustee of the NSW Responsible Gambling Fund. He was responsible for public policy and regulation of liquor, gambling, and racing in NSW as Deputy Secretary in the NSW Department of Industry until mid-2019.
Paul Newson
For his part, Pedro Romero, Director at BetBlocker, commented: “We’re thrilled to showcase Betblocker and our calendaring functionality at Pitch! BetBlocker stands as a beacon of support for those affected by gambling harm, providing a truly free and anonymous tool. We sincerely urge more operators to facilitate access to this vital free resource.”
“It’s an honor to use this brilliant platform to spotlight our charitable endeavors and champion a safer gambling environment,” he added.
Applications are also now open for Pitch! @RTG Sydney running March 10-15, 2024. To submit an application or for more information, interested parties are encouraged to head to the event’s website and submit their pitch now.
“We are inviting applications from organizations and individuals interested in delivering short quickfire pitches to stimulate innovation, inspire compliance, and showcase ethical leadership as part of this exciting networking event,” Senet concluded.
