A Game, an experienced marketing agency, has joined forces with Beanstalk, the firm behind Gamban, on a joint venture that will launch a new solution meant to help governments and regulators clamp down on unlicensed gambling activities.

The two chose Yield Sec as their Advisory and technical tool, and this will allow regulatory bodies to police, monitor as well as enforce their gaming and betting markets.

The tool allows access to a real-time black market database that A Game stated contains the most extensive list of this kind globally, allowing users to update and develop their operator blacklist.

A Game also stated that the tool offers features that allow for player protection by forcing unlicensed websites off the market. That implies that minors and those suffering from problem gambling have no access to sites, and bettors cannot go to sites that have not shown compliance with safeguards for social responsibility.

Jack Symons, the director, and Co-founder of Beanstalk stated that across many markets, the people at risk of Gambling harm have no clue who turn to when they have problems. Escaping compulsive, spiraling play is nearly impossible when no there is no gambling cessation tool or helpline, and no mechanisms have ever been put in place to root out the black market.

Symons added that Yield Sec would help operators achieve this and also offer meaningful player protection. Providing care and advice to the most vulnerable is not achievable if conditions are imposed on operators only while leaving out the black market.

Source: https://www.igamingbusiness.com/news/gamban-operator-launches-solution-targeting-illegal-gambling

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