Gaming Media Agencia, a company that offers solutions and services for the iGaming industry, is pleased to announce the second edition of Conferencias iGaming, which will take place on November 6. This fully virtual event will bring together industry experts and leaders to address key topics surrounding the development of the iGaming industry in Mexico.

The Conferencias iGaming platform will feature between 5 and 8 panels, covering the main trends and challenges of the sector with topics such as:

• Current Landscape of iGaming in Mexico
• Technological Innovation in iGaming
• Marketing and Strategies for Player Acquisition
• Responsible Gaming and Ethics
• Trends and the Future of iGaming
• Success Stories: Lessons Learned
• Legal and Fiscal Aspects
• Development and Operation of iGaming Platforms

Geraldine García, Corporate Marketing Manager at Gaming Media Agencia, commented: “We are very excited about this second edition. Our digital project aims to organize these kinds of events twice a year, exploring the development of the iGaming industry across Latin America. This edition, in particular, will focus on the promising Mexican market.”

Furthermore, the event will be supported by the Mexican Association of Games and Draws (AIEJA), the leading association in the country’s gaming sector, and digital sponsors such as Novusbet, Gambling Master, and Directorio Gaming.

The final agenda will be announced soon, and those interested can obtain more information or inquire about sponsorship opportunities through the official website www.conferenciasigaming.com or by contacting [email protected].

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PlayAGS, Inc., a leading supplier of high-performing slot, table, and interactive products and services to the global gaming industry, announced it will showcase its new mechanical stepper, innovative slot games, award-winning table progressives, and more at the Oklahoma Indian Gaming Association (“OIGA”) trade show on August 13 – 14.

Here are the top products to see at OIGA in Booth 732:

• An award-winning progressive platform for poker rooms: AGS continues to innovate on its proven table game progressive side bet systems and will showcase its latest innovation, Bonus Spin Xtreme for poker rooms. With an embedded table display, AGS premieres a side bet option that is sure to add incremental revenue to any poker room. In addition, don’t miss AGS’ highly reliable, easy-to-install single-deck specialty shuffler Pax S® and its poker shuffler Dex S®.
• Never-before-seen premium slot games: OIGA attendees will have a first look at AGS’ farm-themed, three-pot metamorphic game, Moo Cluck Oink, on its Spectra UR43 Premium cabinet.
• There’s always more Spectra core: AGS displays its deep portfolio of games on its award-winning upright cabinet, Spectra UR43 and Spectra UR49, including recent Eilers-Krejcik Gaming Reports ‘Top 50 Indexing New Games – Core, Video,’ Money Charge Ying Da. 
• A timeless classic meets modern innovation called Revel: First debuting at IGA earlier this year, AGS shows its three-reel mechanical stepper and three new games: Triple Treasure, Liberty Diamond, and Flaming Reels.

AGS’ roots are firmly planted in Oklahoma

AGS was born in Oklahoma and started by supplying class II slot games to the state’s tribal gaming markets. Today, AGS continues to have strong ties to the community. Oklahoma is home to the Company’s primary manufacturing hub, where it assembles and delivers high-performing slot products to class II and class III customers across North America.

The BSA-AML Compliance Group announced that Carole House, White House National Security Council (NSC) Special Advisor for Cybersecurity and Critical Infrastructure, will deliver a keynote address at the Annual BSA-AML Gaming Conference on Thursday, August 15, at Caesars Palace Las Vegas.

Carole House brings a wealth of experience in cybersecurity, digital innovation, and financial crime prevention to the conference. Her background includes roles as an Executive in Residence at Terranet Ventures Inc., a Nonresident Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, and Chair of the Technology Advisory Committee to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). House previously served at the NSC as the Director for Cybersecurity and Secure Digital Innovation and at the U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), where she led cybersecurity, virtual currency, and emerging technology policy efforts.

“We are thrilled to welcome Carole House as a keynote speaker at this year’s conference. Her extensive experience in cybersecurity, digital innovation, and financial crime prevention will provide invaluable insights to our attendees, especially as the gaming industry continues to navigate the complex landscape of emerging technologies and associated risks,” said Brian Lopez, Co-Founder of the BSA-AML Compliance Group.

House’s military background as a former Army Captain, including a deployment to Afghanistan, adds a unique perspective to her expertise in national security and critical infrastructure protection.

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The annual BSA/AML Gaming Conference is the largest and most comprehensive anti-money laundering compliance conference in North America dedicated to the gaming industry. Last year, individuals from forty-one states plus Puerto Rico, four foreign countries, and over a hundred tribal gaming properties attended the conference.

Other keynote speakers this year include Brian Nelson, Under Secretary for Terrorism and Financial Intelligence at the U.S. Department of the Treasury; James Barnacle, Deputy Assistant Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation; and Guy Ficco, Chief of IRS-Criminal Investigation Division. The conference will feature leading experts in anti-money laundering compliance in the gaming industry, including government officials, regulators, and industry professionals. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the latest developments in money laundering prevention, emerging illicit finance typologies, fraud, and cyber threats to casinos.