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Kilmer - mobile gaming revenues now surpassing general revenue from social networking enterprises
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Bally's Tina Kilmer - From pinball machines to a leader in slot machines now social gaming part of Bally gaming platform @Bally_Tech #IMGL
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Every jurisdiction is free to decide for itself what is skill, gambling or prize @I_Nelson_Rose
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Ranking v. Mills Novelty Co. (1930), Arkansas, states that "Anything that is of amusement to the public is a thing of value" @I_Nelson_Rose
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Prof Rose - some jurisdictions "anything of value" even ability to play game again = consideration for gambling statutes @FLGamingWatch
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Social gaming panel: What constitutes a thing of value? Has to be something objective, something you can sell - @I_Nelson_Rose #IMGL
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Prof Rose - social gaming sites that charge the player make gaming legal by avoiding prize award to the player
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Prof Nelson Rose - social gaming = traditional casino gaming on social gaming platform but not gambling (no consideration) @FLGamingWatch
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Tal Ron - Social gaming enjoys broader public appeal due to general social acceptance free of stigma of gambling industry
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Panel - Social gaming's critical legal element is that it is free or involves no consideration from the player to participate
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Tal Itzhak Ron moderating social gaming panel - Tina Kilmer, Bally; Dr. Simon Planzer, Switzerland; Prof. Nelson Rose #IMGL @FLGamingWatch
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@Birgitte_Sand No need for regulator to keep demonstrating its powers - they are clear. More important to keep eye on the ball, not the man
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Wilsenach: One thing regulators hate is to be surprised. Need to keep internal controls up to date & 2-way discussions vital with operators
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Operators spend lot of time explaining why regulations are a burden, not much explaining why suggested reforms would be good for regulator
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Need an independent regulator, but also need independent authority to oversee that regulator @kevinmullally #IMGL
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US: burden is on operator to prove they have met suitability criteria. Emphasizes discretionary role of regulator @kevinmullally #IMGL
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Is gaming regulation a privilege or a right? Generally a right in Europe but recently changed to being a privilege in Alderney: Wilsenach
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Just because operator not found fit & proper in another jurisdiction doesn't mean they would not be found so for Denmark @Birgitte_Sand
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Denmark: operator is obligated to tell the truth. Impossible to investigate huge int'l co but must disclose what's required @Birgitte_Sand
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How to ensure compliance w. law post-registration of iGaming co's? Require licensees to inform regulator of business associates - Wilsenach
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@kevinmullally: described as "painstaking and intense" by Gaming Commission when appointed Exec Director! Negotiations lead to understanding
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RT @agbrief: What do regulators want? Not necessarily full disclosure, just what they need to know to determine they're fit & proper @Birgi
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RT @agbrief: Tendency in US is to disclose everything so bar raised higher. In Europe no culture of naturally disclosing. Andre Wilsenach @…
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Wilsenach: So in Europe it takes more time and more cost to get through an investigation now, since tough to get information needed.
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Wilsenach: In US disclosure is norm so the investigation bar has raised. Elsewhere just the opposite and tough to get information.
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