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Commission's Integrity

The integrity of the online casino gambling industry really rests within the integrity of the licensing jurisdictions as much as the regulatory restrictions and constraints placed by the various countries. The licensing jurisdictions play a key and integral part in the process of controlling and safe guarding the industry; and to that end, not all licensing jurisdictions are created equally. The online casinos have a fair amount of choice when it comes to picking a place to base their company and obtain a gambling license; choosing that place though depends a lot on the company’s intentions as well as it’s ability to live up to very tight gambling regulations and restrictions.

Some of the best jurisdictions in the world include Malta, Isle of Man, and Gibraltar. These three online casino licensing jurisdictions are considered tight, tough, and fair. They have very progressive and modern regulatory standards in place and they have the processes in place to thoroughly monitor the gaming sites they license. Other jurisdictions that have been tested over the past several years include Antigua and the Kahnawake Gaming Commission. Very recently, Antigua’s standards and licensing authority were tested by the United Kingdom’s Gaming Commission to ensure that the small island nation was in fact using all of the highest standards and processes to safeguard the online casinos.

The Kahnawake Gaming Commission in Canada is a whole other story though; the international online casino gambling industry approaches this licensing jurisdiction with trepidation primarily because of the two record-breaking cheating scandals that rocked the industry several years ago. These cheating scandals called into question the Commission’s standards and licensing practices and although the Commission is accepted as a licensing jurisdiction, there is still a level of hesitancy from foreign nations and companies.