"Jeannie Hovland, Vice Chair of the National Indian Gaming Commission, discusses the future of Indian gaming and the evolving Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. With a focus on safeguarding and optimizing regulations, potential updates and inclusivity measures are on the horizon, impacting game providers like NetEnt and Microgaming."
A Revealing Discussion with Jeannie Hovland on the Future of Indian Gaming
This week, a significant development occurred in the world of online gambling and iGaming. We had the privilege of discussing the future of the industry with Jeannie Hovland, Vice Chair of the National Indian Gaming Commission, about their priorities and the future of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act. Having been in operation for over three decades, this act has seen continuous evolution and is poised to make further changes this year.
Mapping the Evolution of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act
The Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, over its 30-plus year journey, has carved out a critical niche in the world of online casino and casino gaming. As CasinoALMA keeps a pulse on developments impacting the industry, such discussions provide enlightening insights and closer looks at frameworks that shape our industry. In her role, Hovland has been instrumental in guiding the evolution of this regulation and planning for its implications for the future.
Looking Ahead: The National Indian Gaming Commission’s Priorities
Regarding the future, Hovland hinted at the Commission's focus to safeguard and optimize Indian gaming regulations. While specifics were not disclosed, the conversation stirred questions surrounding potential updates to the existing legal precedents, changes targeted at making the industry more inclusive, and integrating advancements happening in game providers landscape. Companies like NetEnt, Microgaming, and Betsoft among others will be keen on understanding how these changes might affect them.
