SÁB 11 DE MAYO DE 2024 - 17:41hs.
After recent conference in New York

Sports Betting USA publishes historic Clarion Accord

Delegates attending Sports Betting USA (SBUSA), the two day conference held in New York on November 14-15, have recommended a plan of initiatives (a Clarion Accord) to expedite the introduction of regulated and responsible sports betting across the country.

Announced by event organiser Ewa Bakun at the conclusion of SBUSA, the so called Clarion Accord comprises the following five point plan:

- Make consumer protection and long-term health of the player the utmost goal through pro-active, considerate and sustainable Responsible Gaming strategies that encompass impact not just now but in the future.

- Seek sports industry’s buy-in by providing comfort, through an educational effort, that its commercial, reputational and integrity goals are fully met.

- Action a transparent and inclusive lobbying effort that considers the interests of all stakeholders, both gaming and sports, for a consistent message to policy-makers.

- Protect the integrity of sports through regulatory framework consistent across the states and enabling full cooperation between sports, gaming, regulatory and enforcement stakeholders.

- Create a sustainable regulatory and taxation environment that instills trust for the consumer, provides revenues to the state budgets and roots out the illegal market.

Reflecting on the first edition of Sports Betting USA, Ewa Bakun, stated: “I would like to thank all of the participants who made a really important contribution to the success of Sports Betting USA. The presentations were of the highest calibre and the full to capacity audience of delegates from both the sport and gaming sectors ensured a dynamic debate of the issues during the informal and organic networking which continued throughout the evening. In order to capture the essence of Sports Betting USA we have drawn up a summary of the two days and captured the mood in the form of a five point plan.”

“We hope the Clarion Accord can be used as the basis for further debate and as a template from which both sport and the betting sectors can drive change and deliver a regulated industry which protects the interests of the consumer and the integrity of sport,” Bakun added.

Source: GMB