In the field of Gaming

With technology moving apace, a lab that can speak the language of technology is essential to the service, and these people cannot be locked away from the customer. A testing lab therefore must have a team that includes a large proportion of software, electronic and communications engineers, as well as gaming professionals to be able to understand the innovation customers bring to them and deal with their technical people on an equal footing.

As technology advances, and the interpretation and application of laws to new situations becomes as important as the laws themselves, an independent interface between regulators and manufacturers becomes more important. NMi’s technical know-how, and local offices and relationships, pay dividends in this area.

Rich Edwards (NMi UK): “At NMi we are lucky to have the resources and experience to thrive in this difficult market. As a company accustomed to dealing with European governments at all levels, and in a variety of languages, we are assured that - come what may - we will be able to offer services in all regulated markets to our customers.”

Full compliance service

As well as full geographical coverage, full gaming compliance services are essential. On the iGaming front the list is comprehensive: one stop shopping for full online platform tests, RNG testing, game testing and transfers between all regulated jurisdictions and auditing makes your life much easier.

Responsible gaming

It is also no longer sufficient just to test against technical standards. There is a clear demand from the authorities to the effect that technical regulation must also encompass aspects of social responsibility. At this year’s International Casino Exhibition (ICE) in London, NMi launched a collaboration with G4 (the Global Gambling Guidance Group), an organisation which aims to minimise the impact of problem gaming by promoting a worldwide accreditation programme for the iGaming operators.