BMM Testlabs, BIG Cyber and RG24seven virtual training companies to have major presence at WIGC show February 19 to 22 in Temecula, California

BMM Innovation Group (BIG), a technology conglomerate providing world-class services and cutting-edge solutions to the global gaming industry, today announced the company’s attendance and support of this week’s Western Indian Gaming Conference (WIGC) & Trade Show hosted by CNIGA at Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula, California.

“We are honored to participate in the WIGC, a pivotal gathering that underscores the strength and vibrancy of the tribal gaming industry,” the Tribal Services Senior Director for BMM, Sean Mason (pictured), said. “At BMM, we are committed to supporting the event and contributing to the success of tribal gaming enterprises. Our engagement reflects our dedication to fostering innovation, integrity and compliance excellence within the tribal gaming sector. We look forward to meaningful discussions, networking and showcasing how BMM’s expertise can elevate the gaming experience for tribal regulators, casino operators and their patrons.”

BIG is supporting the WIGC event through a presentation hosted by BMM Testlabs, a cybersecurity defense presence with attendance by BIG Cyber and demonstrations of RG24seven virtual training in booth #69 at the exhibition. BMM Testlabs will also host a presentation for show attendees at 3:20pm on Wednesday, February 21.

The BMM-sponsored panel, The Compliance Approach While Being Proactive to Regulations, will discuss effective ways to evolve regulatory frameworks alongside technological advancements to foster a fair, secure and responsible tribal gaming environment. The panel will be moderated by BMM’s Senior Tribal Services Manager, Holly Billy, with panelists Sean Mason (Senior Director of Tribal Services, BMM Testlabs), Tim Cotton (IT Audit Manager, National Indian Gaming Commission), Jose Gonzalez (Director of Compliance, Tuolumne Me-Wuk Tribal Gaming Agency) and Kelly Myers (Director of Governmental Affairs, GLI).

BMM Testlabs (BMM), the world’s original gaming test lab renowned for exceptional product compliance and certification services, today announced a major milestone in becoming the first testing and certification laboratory to be approved for Peru’s new online gaming and sports betting program.

BMM was officially approved today by Peru’s Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (MINCETUR), following MINCETUR’s October of 2023 approval of the country’s sports betting and iGaming regulations, making Peru the third country in South America to regulate these programs following Colombia and Argentina. The regulations came into effect from February 9, 2024, and operators have until March of 2024 to apply.

“This is a landmark moment for BMM Testlabs, as we are now the first lab approved to test and certify online games and sports betting programs in Peru,” the Digital Gaming, Security and Inspections President for BMM, Marzia Turrini (pictured), said. “We are very grateful to MINCETUR for its confidence in BMM and we’re eager to help launch Peru’s new digital gaming programs and ensure fair and secure entertainment for this newly regulated market.”

In addition to the land-based testing and certification services that BMM provides to Peru casino operators, the company has been greenlighted to offer its full spectrum of iGaming and sports betting services.

For iGaming jurisdictions worldwide, BMM has been providing game evaluations, game payout analysis and reporting, return-to-player (RTP) evaluations, game maths evaluations, RNG testing, RGS and platform testing, security audits, penetration testing and much more since 2002.

BMM’s sports betting services include full jurisdictional testing and certification, geolocation testing, back-end testing on transactions and payments and cybersecurity testing and audits to ensure the protection of infrastructure and player data.

With an office in Lima, Peru, since 2007, BMM is well-equipped to serve the land-based and digital needs of the third largest country in South America. This milestone for BMM underscores the company’s commitment to delivering exceptional product compliance and certification services to clients worldwide.

Proven BMM Testlabs executives to oversee regulatory compliance, digital and land-based businesses

BMM Testlabs (BMM), the world’s original gaming test lab renowned for exceptional product compliance and certification services, today announced new global roles and promotions for three of its most seasoned executives as the company restructures from a regional to fully global organization.

“Due largely to our explosive growth, full market access and the globalizing gaming market, we are moving from a regionally led structure to a global structure with leadership over lines of business,” the Chief Executive Officer for BMM, Martin Storm, said. “This marks an exciting new era for BMM and to achieve it successfully, I’ve named three of my most trusted, respected and accomplished executives to lead us into what I call our new global era.”

Travis Foley, responsible for BMM’s growth in North America, has been promoted to Chief Government and Regulatory Officer to oversee BMM’s global government and regulatory compliance business with a focus on quality accreditation, technical compliance, adoption of new technical standards and tools and regulator relationships.

Tasked to lead BMM’s worldwide digital, security and inspections business is Marzia Turrini, a BMM veteran highly regarded in Europe and Latin America, where she has led BMM to record growth and expansion. As the company’s new President of Digital Gaming, Turrini will drive revenue growth for the company’s iGaming, sports betting and casino inspections businesses.

To oversee BMM’s large portfolio of land-based business, the company promoted Kirk White to President of Land-Based Gaming. White is a longtime BMM executive who led the company’s Australia and Asia-Pacific growth and now assumes oversight of land-based testing, certification and supporting service delivery globally.

While the three seasoned executives now have global roles, they continue to have the responsibility for the corporate governance of the business entities under their current regional management.

“With this team leading our key businesses, I have great confidence that 2024 is going to be another groundbreaking year for BMM,” Storm said. “With the market access challenges behind us and full globalization, we will be able to focus on consistency, value, specialization and speed.”