We are proud to announce that Videoslots has joined the International Betting Integrity Association!
It’s about damn time! Videoslots has been a member of the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) for quite some time now, but it just recently became publicly known.
The IBIA is proud to announce that it has grown by one more member, bringing their total number of affiliates and operators up into the hundreds. With this new addition they will be able take part in betting turnover which exceeds $137 billion dollars globally!
VideoSlots has launched a new sportsbook and aims to crack down on match fixing, corruption in sport. The company is licensed for operation across Europe with licenses from UK-based Gambling Commission as well as Sweden’s Slottsförvanandes Licensing Administration.
In June 2021 they opened up shop offering odds betting services that are available worldwide through their network of affiliates.
Videoslots has always had a strong commitment to integrity and the IBIA is an organisation that can help them maintain this value. Martin Calleja, Head of Sports at Videoslot believes “maintaining our reputation as best-in class providers requires us working closely with other bodies like those found within gaming industry associations.”
The International Betting Integrity Association is launching its integrity monitoring service in America and Canada this year. So far, 2022 has been a busy few months for them with the launch of their new project that will help keep betting operators Honest by identifying any corruption related incidents as they happen!
However, the IBIA reported that there has been a decline in suspicious betting activity during Q1.
IBIA welcomes another international betting operator to our fold with Videoslots becoming a member. It’s always good news when an organization joins up because it means even more customers for us!
“We’re excited about this partnership. I can’t wait to see what kind of protection it brings for our products and customers!”
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