GLI receives first accreditation from Chile Casino Superintendence
GLI Development Manager for Latin America, Karen Sierra-Hughes, said: “We are absolutely thrilled to receive this accreditation. This is an important milestone for GLI and for Chile. GLI has been very active in supporting regulators in Chile and throughout Latin America for years, and we are very pleased with the progress being made across the region.”
In 2005, Chilean lawmakers passed Law 19.995, which established the process for granting gaming licenses to up to a maximum of 24 casinos in the country. The law also established the homologation, or testing, process, and GLI is the first testing lab to receive accreditation under the law.
In addition to Chile, GLI is active in the region and tests for regulators in Argentina, Panama and Peru. The company is also participating in the process for establishing the standards for Chile, and is working with the jurisdictions of Colombia and Mexico to develop technical standards in line with international practices to help regulators meet their objectives.
VGW allies with small California tribe to fight anti-sweepstakes bill
Kansas: Former Wichita Greyhound Park to reopen as Gilley’s with gaming and hospitality plans
Affinity Interactive wraps up enhancements at Las Vegas' Silver Sevens Hotel & Casino
Evoplay rolls out Mexican-themed Don Juan Peppers slot with four jackpots, bonus play
1xBet shortlisted for Best Casino Operator 2025 award at SiGMA Euro-Med
Robinhood enters sports prediction markets with NFL and college football contracts
Latin America in focus: Why SBC Summit 2025 will be a game-changer for the region
Five startups to compete for €90,000 prize at SBC’s First Pitch competition
Former Liverpool and Leeds star Dominic Matteo to join Safe Bet Show at SBC Summit 2025
