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International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Chmiel: 3, 4, 5 parties to a card transaction. Problem is lack of information in one or several parts of the transaction.

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Chmiel: Identify is it a gambling transaction, is the operator licensed and is cardholder playing with card and allowed to do so. #IMGL

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Christian Chmiel, CEO at Web Shield, Ltd, Germany: in theory financial blocking requires 3 things be identifed

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Financial Blocking (payment blocking) panel begins with Wulf Hambach, @timelaw_de , Germany is the moderator. #IMGL #Florence

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Panel - justifying bureaucracy often drives regulatory decisions in licensing investigations

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Duncan - doing homework in advance before submitting a licensing application is paramount

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

More - is there a size issue when it comes to investigations? do small operations receive greater scrutiny than big ones? Panel - yes

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Prof Miller - us constitution protects right of marriage and regulators could tread on those rights depending on depth of scrutiny of spouse

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

RT @AsianGaming: Two superb panels at #IMGL conference so far this morning: how to improve standing with regulators and now Social Gaming @…

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

More - Regulator roles in the investigation of applicant's spouses and their families, can spouse's suitability be basis for denial?

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Maloney - state and federal agencies regularly share information and applicants/counsel must be aware of potential collateral investigations

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Stocker - in most jurisdictions in US, giving false information on an application is a crime; candid transparency is critical

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

More - Criminal investigations very different than regulatory investigations and must be kept in mind when serving as counsel

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Maloney - CA and Nevada different in approach one is a law enforcement driven due to its structure; NV is an industry regulator first

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Stocker, Duncan adversarial relationship between regulators and regulated in US seems to be prevalent; lawyers must play role of facilitator

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Donna More (IL) moderating Current issues in US gaming regulation. Panel- Kelly Duncan(LA) John Malone(CA) Keith Miller(IA) Bob Stocker(MI)

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Rose - how do you deal with inaccurate social gaming perception that it involves randomness but in actuality dynamic game balancing exists?

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Panzer - money laundering, fraud, data and privacy protection, addiction, and minors involved in gaming activities are policy concerns

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Dr Simon Panzer - Public policy concerns exist as growth of social gaming continues across EU

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Social gaming panel - interactivity between devices across gaming environments (social or casino) part of the future of gaming

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Kilmer - incorporation of skill component to slot machine gaming was a very difficult hurdle for regulators to get their arms around

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Kilmer - younger players want non-traditional game mechanics and ability to have team, peer-to-peer experiences

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Kilmer - younger players want intimate gaming settings, connection to friends in gaming environment, adaptive information feeds

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Kilmer - device fragmentation is a significant challenge to social and mobile gaming operators

07 Nov 2014

International Masters of Gaming Law

IMGL @GamingLawyers

Kilmer - players seeking mobile anytime gaming experiences; use of loyalty points an important part of mobile gaming

07 Nov 2014

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