“Regulating the Game” opens speaker applications for its 2025 Sydney event, focusing on transformative discussions and pioneering ideas in the gambling industry.

“Regulating the Game” has announced an exciting opportunity for speaker applications for its 2025 Sydney event. This international conference, marking its fifth annual meeting, aims to draw regulators, researchers, practitioners, industry professionals, and stakeholders within the gambling sector.

This five-day industry event will host a variety of conferences and workshops, providing a platform for anyone involved in the sports betting or casino world to attend and engage.

The event will spotlight topics such as artificial intelligence in gambling, anti-money laundering, responsible gambling, cryptocurrency, and other emerging trends.

A spokesperson for “Regulating the Game” emphasized, “Whether you’re an industry steward, a policy maker, a compliance expert, or a researcher dedicated to reducing gambling harm, your voice is crucial.”

The gathering is more than a conference—it’s a platform for pioneering ideas and transformative discussions that cultivate leadership and shape the future of the gambling industry.

Participation means joining a network of leaders and changemakers working together to influence robust regulatory frameworks, enhance industry supervision, and promote safer, more sustainable gambling practices while facilitating the conditions for industry innovation.

The Sydney event is led by Paul Newson, the former President of the International Association of Gaming Regulators and Trustee of the New South Wales (NSW) Responsible Gambling Fund. Newson has been actively involved in policies and regulations regarding liquor, gambling, and racing in NSW.

In related news, Liquor & Gaming NSW recently fined a former licensee for 30 gaming machine offences.

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