Online Casino Regulator Aims to Expand Player Protection
Keno.com sign agreement with Redfelt Software Inc.
Wednesday 10th May 2006
The Online Gaming Regulation and Assurance (eCOGRA) has unveiled a new campaign to increase the number of online casinos and poker rooms committed to player-safe gaming.
Named the '100 Seals Campaign,' the goal will be to maintain high standards while boosting the number of certified top-tier venues entitled to display eCOGRA's 'Play It Safe' seal from 76 to 100 by December 2006.
''Play It Safe' online casinos and poker rooms already handle a substantial percentage of the total global online gaming business,' said eCOGRA CEO Andrew Beveridge. 'We intend to extend the player protection that is built into our international standards by bringing more top-tier online gaming software providers and licensees on board before the year's end.'
Beveridge has extended an invitation to all online gambling software providers and their licensees: 'If you're ready to meet the 21st century challenges facing the industry, we'd like to invite you to join the 100 Seals Campaign and become one of the most respected 100 online gaming sites in the world.'
