All India Gaming Federation (AIGF) and its skill games compliance partner Arthur D. Little (ADL) have released an independent compliance audit and named MPL as the main organization to be guaranteed as AIGF charter consistent by this audit.

With this new audit component, AIGF is ready to help and emphatically sway the general skill gaming industry of India.

The online skill gaming industry right now submits to a self-administrative model which is intended to join vital checks that empower the clients to encounter protected and responsible gameplay. With the introduction of the new compliance audit, AIGF expects to fortify the self-administrative cycle further.

The audit strategy considers 7 vital boundaries to approve the gaming platforms. These incorporate (I) User Verification Standards (ii) Player Protection (iii) Responsible Gaming (iv) Financial Integrity (v) Conflict Redressal (vi) Advertising and Promotions and (vii) Legal and Gaming Compliance. Having met this multitude of boundaries MPL has been declared as the principal online gaming platform to be AIGF Skill Games Charter Complaint.

Roland Landers, CEO, All India Gaming Federation said, “With this certificate, we intend to help our federation and stakeholders in setting substantial establishments for the self-administrative scene. With drives like this alongside the help of the applicable policymakers both at the centre and the state, we are sure that we can decidedly affect the online gaming industry in India “.”We are satisfied to report MPL has effectively maintained every one of the boundaries set for this compliance audit and has been guaranteed as AIGF Skill Games Charter Compliant.

Arthur D. Little India and South Asia Managing Partner and CEO Barnik Chitran Maitra said, “We are thrilled with the cooperation with AIGF and satisfied to feature that MPL is agreeable with AIGF’s self-administrative skill gaming charter. We accept this is the right step taken towards supporting the skill-based online gaming space and making ready to make India worldwide gaming stop.”

Credit: BW Gaming World