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Our next CAP webinar will focus on US Regulation of online gambling and how it relates to affiliates.
We’ve got some pretty big names lining up to participate in the roundtable discussion… but I wanted to get some feedback from you guys.
What are the burning questions you want to know from legal experts and iGaming head honchos?
Top of my head.
1. When will online gambling be legalised in the US again?
2. How much will an affiliate license cost?
You do not want to miss this webinar guys. The panel is going to be absolutely phenomenal.
Sounds like a good one! Ill be there
Hey guys!
The US Regulation Roundtable is ON! Should be an awesome one.
For those of you interested in learning more about preparing for the US regulated markets, we are hosting regulation experts Joe Brennan, Jr., Sue Schneider, Lawrence Walters and David Gzesh for a roundtable discussion on October 23rd at 9:00 AM PST.
Don’t miss this one, and feel free to submit any questions you have for our panel! You can signed up for the webinar by clicking here.All signed up and ready to roll. I hope I learn where we can get in on the money action. Also hoping to sit next to allfreechips so I can comp a feel. :bored:
Hey, y’all! Webinar is tomorrow!
For those of you interested in learning more about preparing for the US regulated markets, we are hosting regulation experts Joe Brennan, Jr., Sue Schneider, Lawrence Walters and David Gzesh for a roundtable discussion on October 23rd at 9:00 AM PST.
Don’t miss this one, and feel free to submit any questions you have for our panel! You can signed up for the webinar by clicking here.
Do you have a recorded version for those of us who could not make it?
STARTING IN 30 MINUTES!
iGaming Regulation Roundtable Discussion with @joebrennanjr @SuziQSchneider and @GzeshLaw!
^^^^ What he said, is there a copy of this?
@whs-web 254195 wrote:
Did I read that correctly? An ‘affiliate license’? you’ve got to be kidding me. Got to be.
Nope, licenses are needed in EVERY US state that has been regulated thus far… all three of them
Nevada, New Jersey, and Delaware all require affiliates to undergo a lot of financial scrutiny and back ground checks before issuing a license. Also rev share licenses are much more expensive than CPA. BLAH!
