• Gibraltar Regulatory Authority Gambling Division Address
• Gibraltar Regulatory Authority Gambling Division Phone Number

Through the Gambling Control Division, the Department of Justice regulates all forms of gambling in Montana, except for the Montana Lottery and horse racing. The legislature has charged the Division with maintaining a uniform regulatory climate that is fair and free of corrupt influences. »»GAMBLING DIVISION. Remote Gambling Remote gambling from Gibraltar General Advertising guidelines Payout of prize monies Customer privacy and data protection Gaming tax Accounts and audit Effective control Codes of practice The generic code Anti money laundering requirements Remote technical and operating standards Testing requirements Customer complaints regarding breaches of. The Gibraltar Regulatory Authority was established as the appropriate regulatory body. However, the GRA dealt with a wide range of issues, including general digital communications and radio. As a result, the growing area of online gaming was spun off into a new specialized authority, the Office of the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority. All gambling operations in Gibraltar require licensing under the Gambling Act 2005 ('the Act'). All Gambling licences, including telephone and Internet betting, are issued by the Gibraltar Licensing Authority.

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Overview

The Gibraltar Gambling Commission (previously called the Gibraltar Regulatory Authority) is home to a large proportion of the more reputable and well managed gambling companies operating online today. Situated off the southern coast of Spain in Europe, Gambling licensing has become one of Gibraltar’s biggest industries.

Gibraltar initially started offering to license online gambling licenses (for online sportsbooks, betting and casinos). Since then they have established a reputation as one of the leading regulatory authorities in the world, insisting on fairness checks on the software each of their licensees’ use and that the company involved has an outstanding history of ethical business practice.

Unfortunately more recently, when confronted with a game provider that was being used by several of their licensee who had produced and supplied games that were in contravention of multiple terms within the GRA gambling license, the GRA failed to take any definitive action what-so-ever against any party involved.

The unique factors in this instance were that the games were provably functioning in a way which the physical devise they represented (cards) would not, that the games were provably adaptive – i.e. due to the constrictions the paytable offered the odds of any specific outcome had to change to result in the return to player (RTP) that the game produced, that the games provably were returning more to the player in free play mode than they would in real play mode and that the advertised RTP did not give an accurate reflection of the real RTP. Each of these factors by themselves constitutes a breach of the GRA license.

The GRA’s failure to take swift (it took over 4 months to issue a statement) and decisive action against the involved parties leaves real question as to the ability they actually have to enforce the rules they created. More concerning even than this, by failing to ensure that the games that their licensees offer conform (where appropriate) to the natural odds of the device they represent, they leave the door open for their licensees to extend this practice to other games, for example a Video Poker game where the odds of drawing a specific Ace is not 1 in 52 or an American Roulette game where the odds of landing on any specific number are less than 1 in 38. We would consider this to be cheating, but without a regulator ensuring that this does not happen casinos are left to their own conscience as to whether to mislead customers in this fashion.

This issue has to all intents and purposes ruined the GRA’s reputation as a regulatory authority. While they may be more likely to respond to player complaints than some other authorities, they’ve failed to take meaningful action at a key time and as such can no longer be considered one of the top tier regulators.

To read more about this issue see http://thepogg.com/finsoftspielo-g2-dynamite-ideas-how-the-regulators-reacted/.

Contact Details;

Website – http://www.gibraltar.gov.gi/remotegambling/

Email – [email protected]

Gibraltar Regulatory Authority Gambling Division Address

Telephone – 00350 20064142

Fax – 00350 20064150

Address – Gambling Division

Government of Gibraltar

Gibraltar Regulatory Authority Gambling Division Phone Number

Gibraltar