Regulating the Game has opened its Call for Speakers for the 2027 Sydney conference, inviting industry professionals to submit proposals on gambling regulation, compliance, innovation, and safer gambling. The event, organized by the conference series focused on regulatory and compliance topics, will take place in Sydney, Australia, and will feature an expanded programme that includes Pitch!’s debut on the main plenary stage alongside keynote sessions, MasterClasses, and Industry Spotlight presentations. The announcement was made via a press release from the organizers.
The Call for Speakers aims to gather diverse perspectives from regulators, operators, academics, and other stakeholders in the gambling industry. Submissions are expected to cover a wide range of topics relevant to the evolving regulatory landscape, including emerging technologies, responsible gambling measures, and best practices in compliance. The conference serves as a platform for knowledge exchange and networking among professionals dedicated to shaping the future of gambling regulation.
The 2027 edition marks a significant milestone for Regulating the Game, as it introduces Pitch! as a new feature on the main plenary stage. This addition is designed to provide a forum for innovative ideas and startups to present their concepts to a broader audience, fostering collaboration and fresh thinking within the industry. Alongside Pitch!, the programme will retain popular elements such as keynote addresses from leading figures, in-depth MasterClasses for specialized learning, and Industry Spotlight sessions highlighting case studies and trends.
Regulating the Game has established itself as a key event for those involved in gambling regulation and compliance, attracting attendees from around the world. The Sydney location underscores the importance of the Asia-Pacific region in the global gambling market, where regulatory frameworks are continuously adapting to new challenges. The conference provides an opportunity for participants to engage with pressing issues such as harm minimization, licensing standards, and the integration of digital innovations.
Interested speakers are encouraged to submit their proposals by the specified deadline, with topics ranging from regulatory enforcement to player protection and industry ethics. The selection committee will prioritize submissions that offer practical insights, evidence-based research, or forward-looking perspectives. The expanded programme reflects the organizers’ commitment to keeping the conference relevant and dynamic in a rapidly changing environment.
As the gambling industry faces increasing scrutiny and regulatory evolution, events like Regulating the Game play a crucial role in facilitating dialogue and sharing best practices. The 2027 conference in Sydney promises to be a pivotal gathering for stakeholders seeking to navigate the complexities of regulation while promoting sustainable and responsible gambling. The Call for Speakers represents an open invitation to contribute to this important conversation.