_{Hippodrome Casino served as the venue for the Global Table Games and Game Protection Conference. (Image: Courtesy of Richard Marcus)}

This week, the prestigious Hippodrome Casino in London played host to the highly anticipated Global Table Games and Game Protection Conference, led by renowned Casino Table Game Protection Consultant Richard Marcus. 

The event drew industry leaders and experts from around the globe to explore crucial topics impacting the casino landscape.  

First Day Covers Best Practices and Responsible Gaming

On the first day of the conference, Richard Marcus shared insights on the European casino industry, highlighting best practices in responsible gaming as implemented by Veikkaus Oy. 

 _{Industry leaders attended panel discussions. (Image: Courtesy of Richard Marcus)}

Panel discussions also focused on the essential synergy between technology and human expertise in enhancing game protection measures. The day concluded with a delightful dinner and an exclusive tour of the stunning Hippodrome Casino, hosted by CEO Simon Thomas, along with Murat Salih and Richard Thibeault.

Focus On Surveillance and Compliance in the Casino Sector

Day two elevated the excitement with an influx of American talent. Simon Thomas kicked off the proceedings, followed by a remarkable lineup of speakers, including Ted Whiting, VP of Surveillance at MGM Resorts International Corp., and acclaimed industry figures such as Derk J. Boss, CFE, CPP, CSP, and Ari Mizrachi from Tangam Systems. 

The cyber aspect of game protection was addressed by the dynamic duo from Bulletproof, a GLI Company, Marco Capozzi and Marco Varchetta. 

Their insights emphasised the ongoing evolution of surveillance and compliance in the casino sector.  

Next Event in Three Months 

For those unable to attend this remarkable event, there’s no need to worry. The next major gathering, the ATGS Conference, is just three months away and will cater to tribal lands with specially reduced rates. 

This event promises top-tier programming and presenters, making it a must-attend for professionals in surveillance, compliance, and table games departments, including analytics and player development. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to register early and take advantage of special group rates for four or more attendees.