LeoVegas focuses on safety and transparency as new EGBA member
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20 Dec 2024 •
Reading time: 2 minutes LeoVegas Group, one of the biggest names in online gambling, has joined the European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA). This news was shared on December 16, 2024 from Brussels and Stockholm. It’s a big step, with which LeoVegas shows that they are serious about working towards a safer and better regulated gambling industry in Europe.
The collaboration comes at an important time. The European Commission is looking at new rules for the digital sector. LeoVegas wants to play an active role and show that collaboration and innovation go hand in hand.
How LeoVegas contributes to a better industry
By becoming a member of the EGBA, LeoVegas gets the chance to have a say in important topics such as responsible advertising, safe gambling practices and combating money laundering. Carl Brincat, policy director at LeoVegas, is enthusiastic about the collaboration.
“At LeoVegas we want to make progress. We believe in technological innovation and safe gambling,” he says. “This partnership gives us the opportunity to make a real impact and raise the standard in the industry.”
EGBA welcomes LeoVegas with open arms
Maarten Haijer, Secretary General of the EGBA, is pleased with the arrival of LeoVegas. He emphasizes that the company brings a lot of knowledge and experience, especially in the Scandinavian market.
“LeoVegas is a valuable addition to our team,” says Haijer. “Together we can work towards a sustainable and well-regulated gambling sector in Europe. We look forward to what we can achieve together.”
About LeoVegas and the mission of EGBA
LeoVegas is not just any online gambling company. The brand is known for its innovative approach and offers online casinos, live casinos and sports betting, among other things. With more than 1,900 employees in Europe, LeoVegas continues to grow. Since 2022, the company has been part of MGM Resorts International.
The EGBA, based in Brussels, represents the largest online gambling companies in Europe. Together, these companies serve 32.5 million customers and markets in 22 countries. Their mission? To make the industry safer, more transparent and better regulated.