In New South Wales, cashless gaming is set to expand into B2B.

The New South Wales government chose four B2B gaming suppliers, including eBet, and Light & Wonder, for cashless gaming trials at 4500 machines.

Aimed at player protection and responsible gaming, the trials align with NSW broader goals. GTA CEO emphasized their commitment to a successful statewide trial.

The NSW Labour Party, post-election, prioritized enhancing player protection, establishing the Independent Panel on Gaming Reform.

 

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It's great to hear that the New South Wales government has chosen four B2B gaming suppliers, including eBet and Light & Wonder, for cashless gaming trials at 4500 machines. These trials are particularly significant as they aim to enhance player protection and promote responsible gaming, which aligns with the broader goals of the NSW government.

The commitment of the Gaming Technologies Association (GTA) CEO to ensuring a successful statewide trial is commendable. It's crucial to have strong leadership and dedication from industry representatives to ensure the effectiveness of such initiatives.

Moreover, the prioritization of enhancing player protection by the NSW Labour Party after the election is a positive step forward. The establishment of the Independent Panel on Gaming Reform demonstrates their commitment to addressing the concerns surrounding the industry and working towards implementing reforms that safeguard the interests of players.

Overall, these developments reflect the recognition of the importance of player protection and responsible gaming practices within the gambling sector in New South Wales. It's encouraging to see stakeholders coming together to address these issues and explore innovative solutions such as cashless gaming trials.