From Lisbon to New York: Paul Burns on Global Gaming Trends

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Gaming News Canada Show

Steve McAllister

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Each week, Steve McAllister, the Editor-In-Chief of the Gaming News Canada, digs deeper into trending gaming and sports betting topics with industry leaders and insiders, reporters and other stakeholders in the business. The discussion and debate also includes questions and opinions from our followers about the hottest industry in sports today.

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From Lisbon to New York: Paul Burns on Global Gaming Trends

Gaming News Canada Show

56 minutes 20 seconds

1 month ago

From Lisbon to New York: Paul Burns on Global Gaming Trends

The President/CEO of the Canadian Gaming Association, Paul Burns, found time after a busy September of planes, panels, summits, forums and the like to have a lengthy conversation with Steve McAllister on a new episode of the Gaming News Canada Show presented by Bede Gaming.

Among the topics du jour:

Burns’s appearance in New York last week at the Betting Gambling Forum during the latest Brain Economy Summit, which produced a framework for player protection globally.
A postmortem from the SBC Summit Lisbon, including Burns’s participation in a “rise of alternative betting in North American” panel with Jared Beber, Alexandre Tomic, Paris Smith, Dino Stranomitis and moderator Brett Calapp.
The mini-flurry of fines recently imposed by FINTRAC against CNE Casino, BCLC and SIGA, and the need for anti-money laundering laws to be updated in the true north strong and free to better oversee the current gambling industry landscape.
More on the Canadian Gaming Association’s response to a recent op-ed in the Canadian Medical Association Journal about sports betting advertising and youth.
The CGA’s head honcho also provided some thoughts around his conversation with iGaming Ontario’s incoming President/CEO Joseph Hillier.

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