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Gambling industry watchdogs
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Online Gambling Industry Watchdogs. 
These watchdog organizations are dedicated to monitor, to regulate,
to certify and finally to establish a responsible business practices
within the Internet gambling community. Having good track records
these watchdog organizations might be helpful mediators
in any disputes.
 Interactive Gaming Council.
is a Canadian based
nonprofit organization that focused on enhancing customer
confidence in the global interactive gaming industry in
general, and in its members in particular. The IGC was established
in 1999. You will find a list of certified members: casinos,
software vendors, casino portals.
 Gambling Commission.
is an independent organization with the sole
purpose of regulating and discouraging corrupt on-line gaming
organizations and daily business operations. Founded in 1999,
The Gambling Commission was organized to assure gamblers of a
closely monitored, safe online gaming environment.
 E-commerce and Online Gaming Regulation and Assurance.
is a non-profitable independent organization based in the United Kingdom. eCOGRA is dedicated to provide a high level of player protection by ensuring it's members comply to eGAP, which stands for eCOGRA Generally Accepted Practices.
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