BetWorks, a U.S.-based provider of iGaming and Sportsbook platforms, announced it has received its first simultaneous certification of Gaming Laboratories International GLI-33 / GLI-19 for its sportsbook operations. 바카라사이트
BetWorks has successfully completed a pre-compliance test of its sportsbook platform for the “GLI-33: Event Betting System” standard.
This standard provides a solid roadmap on betting integrity and a way to move forward responsibly in the post-pro and amateur sports protection law (PASPA) era.
Morgan Stanley estimates the size of the U.S. sports betting market, which an estimated 44 million U.S. citizens are betting annually, to be around $400 billion.
BetWorks Founder/CEO David Wang said, “We’re excited to complete this part of our business operations. GLI is a global leader in gaming technology certification and we were excited to work with them through this process.
“This GLI certification confirms BetWorks’ compliance with GLI-19 and GLI-33 technical standards, allowing BetWorks to pursue Phase 2 product approval with regulatory licensing jurisdictions requiring their own proprietary product certification or jurisdiction/internal lab testing.
“We believe that obtaining this certification will expedite our licensing process in many jurisdictions that will legalize sports betting in the United States and look forward to working with business partners and regulators in this regard.”
Salim Adatia, vice president of iGaming Services at GLI, was quick to point out the tremendous value of obtaining GLI certification for the BetWorks™ Sportsbook platform.
“GLI’s sports betting team aggregated and integrated event betting best practices from different regulatory markets around the world to create the GLI-33 standard.
“This established clear and cohesive technical standards for sports betting systems across multiple delivery channels, including retail, self-service kiosks, mobile in-the-air and internet.”
“BetWorks’ team worked diligently and enthusiastically supported the testing process to win simultaneous GLI-33 and GLI-19 approval for its platform,” Mr. Adatia added