The Gaming Standards Association (GSA) will be meeting in London on May 12th and 13th to finalize regulations pertaining to the Third-Party Game Interface. According to CS Report, Third-Party Game Interface is designed to connect remote servers, progressive servers, and iGaming platforms so the impact of this discussion affects many in the world of online gaming.
Some of the topics that need to be covered include new regulations, amended regulations, online the regulatory reporting, and software authentication.
The GSA has been working diligently since 1998 as a global trade association who works with online gaming regulators, as well as gaming suppliers, manufacturers, and operators. Their goal is to be of benefit to the industry as a whole, while also looking out for the best interests of online gamers.
Along with presenting their regulatory suggestions, the GSA will also be laying out a timeline for any proposed changes related to the Third-Party Game Interface.
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