GLI leads at G2E with new mobile app and global roundtables

It has been an extremely positive year for GLI in all corners of the globe. The year started off with the company becoming the first lab of its kind authorized to test systems for Peru, and GLI is heading into G2E becoming the first lab to test casino and street market gaming equipment and perform field inspections for the same devices for Poland.

The firm marked another milestone recently when it, along with TST, A GLI company, released the world’s first global interactive gaming standard, “GLI-19,” establishing the industry’s first global iGaming regulatory guidelines. GLI-19 is a technical standard based on an extensive review of several key interactive gaming jurisdictions which have experienced great success in regulating the inherently complex systems associated with iGaming.

GLI-19 is the culmination of more than a year’s worth of in-depth consultation with iGaming regulators, software developers and operators from around the world. GLI and TST were the lead in compiling GLI-19, and the consortium of seasoned regulators, suppliers and operators provided valuable assistance in comment and review.

At G2E, GLI will be in booth number 4431 discussing GLI Mobile, its newest addition to its extensive line of exclusive tools for regulators and suppliers. It is a new downloadable app that allows clients to take the lab with them anywhere, right on their mobile phone or tablet. It is the fast and easy way for regulators and suppliers to log into GLI’s global database, GLIAccess, all at the speed of download, and all the palm of a hand. GLI Mobile gives users 24/7 access to the lab in a highly secure and password-protected environment. GLI Mobile also sends important notifications by email and gives the user real-time tracking and project management.

Other GLI exclusive tools include GLI Verify, a hand-held tool for regulators, used to verify devices and systems on the casino floor; Ask GLI, a direct Q&A link to the lab; GLI Link, which enables remote testing of devices and systems; and Point.Click.TransferSM. that allows suppliers to quickly and easily transfer previously certified products into jurisdictions around the world.

GLI will also be discussing its world-famous Regulators Roundtable, part of its GLI University training program. The South American Roundtable takes place November 8, 2011, in Buenos Aires, and the North American Roundtable takes place March 7-8, 2012, in Las Vegas, and the European Roundtable, staged in May 2012 in Budapest.

For more information on GLI services, its standards, exclusive tools and Roundtables, visit gaminglabs.com.