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EGBA adopts AI from Letzz

• 30 Apr 2025 • Reading time: 2 minutes

In an industry where regulation is evolving at a breakneck pace, compliance has become a major challenge for online gaming operators. It is in this context that the European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) announces a strategic partnership with Letzz, an innovative platform dedicated to regulatory compliance.

An innovative response to a complex regulatory landscape

On 30 April 2025, the EGBA announced a strategic partnership with Letzz, a compliance platform powered by artificial intelligence. The collaboration aims to strengthen regulatory oversight and improve strategic compliance across Europe.

Maarten Haijer, EGBA Secretary General:

‘We are committed to promoting the highest standards of compliance across Europe’s online gambling sector. With 27 countries in the EU, each with their own gambling laws and a myriad of requirements, accessible tools like Letzz can help both associations like EGBA and operators better understand the complex landscape of regulatory obligations.’

Letzz: turning compliance into a strategic advantage

Founded by gaming industry and legal experts with over 40 years of combined experience, Letzz offers a compliance platform designed specifically for online gaming operators operating in multiple jurisdictions. The platform uses AI to automate the monitoring of regulatory changes, provide expertly validated compliance information and streamline internal compliance processes.

Daniel Gambin, co-founder and CEO of Letzz:

‘We founded Letzz with the belief that compliance should be a competitive advantage, not just a necessity. Our partnership with EGBA allows us to bring this vision to a wider audience of operators who share our commitment to excellence in regulatory compliance. By transforming compliance from a challenge into a strategic business asset, we’re helping operators stay abreast of the latest regulatory changes.’

Working together for a better regulated market

This alliance reflects the EGBA’s commitment to promoting a well-regulated online gaming market with the highest standards of compliance. By integrating Letzz’s technology, the EGBA is strengthening its regulatory oversight capabilities, providing operators with real-time, expert-validated information and automated regulatory intelligence.

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Caroline specializes in the casino industry, where she combines a deep knowledge of the gaming sector in France with a passion for digital innovations. She explores the changes that are revolutionizing this industry, from the integration of artificial intelligence in the user experience and data analysis to blockchain technologies that strengthen the security and transparency of transactions. Curious and committed, she is particularly interested in responsible gaming solutions and new regulations, addressing topics as varied as player protection, risky behavior management, and the importance of ethical practices.

Through her in-depth and accessible articles, Caroline allows readers to better understand the trends, innovations and challenges of a constantly changing industry. She takes care to demystify new technologies and to make the link between technical advances and their concrete implications for players and operators. Her goal? To offer an informed and balanced vision of a sector in full transition, between tradition and modernity, while contributing to a dialogue around more responsible and secure gaming.

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