Online Casino Transfer: News - NetPlay Earns GamCare Certification

05/01/2010		Online Casino Style: News NetPlay Earns GamCare Certification
Home History Games News Dictionary		Though the name eCOGRA has become by far the most recognizable in relation to online gambling safety and certification, there are other programs that, while not as famous, can give players a sense of security that their favorite site’s elements have been double checked for good business practices as well as random number honesty. One of the secondary leaders in this particular department is that of GamCare, who certified online casinos for their friendliness and treatment of gamblers who might take the game a little too far. GamCare is dedicated to making sure that internet casinos promote responsible gambling, ensuring that the recognition tools are in place to detect problem gambling on casinos, and having the services available to help those with gambling addictions. The group has awarded their certification to a new internet gambling service this week, adding the name of NetPlay TV to the list to the brands who have passed the tests for responsibility. Full certification from GamCare has now been added to NetPlay’s certifications, for both their Super Casino .com and Challenge Jackpot.com sites. They were proven to demonstrate exceptionally high levels of social responsibility as well as player protection, keeping in line with the regulations sets by the Aldeney Gambling Control Commission. NetPlay operates a number of online gambling sites, many of which highlight their live streaming betting services. They carry Alderney, Malta, and United Kingdom gaming licenses for a range of sites including not only the Challenge Jackpot and Super Casino brands, but Bingos.com as well. "We are delighted that Netplay TV has been awarded this industry recognised award for social responsibility and player protection, group chief executive Martin Higginson commented. “NetPlay TV has always been focused on allowing players to gamble responsibly through its sites and doing its utmost to protect its players.”

05/01/2010

Online Casino Style: News
NetPlay Earns GamCare Certification

Though the name eCOGRA has become by far the most recognizable in relation to online gambling safety and certification, there are other programs that, while not as famous, can give players a sense of security that their favorite site’s elements have been double checked for good business practices as well as random number honesty. One of the secondary leaders in this particular department is that of GamCare, who certified online casinos for their friendliness and treatment of gamblers who might take the game a little too far.

GamCare is dedicated to making sure that internet casinos promote responsible gambling, ensuring that the recognition tools are in place to detect problem gambling on casinos, and having the services available to help those with gambling addictions. The group has awarded their certification to a new internet gambling service this week, adding the name of NetPlay TV to the list to the brands who have passed the tests for responsibility.

Full certification from GamCare has now been added to NetPlay’s certifications, for both their Super Casino .com and Challenge Jackpot.com sites. They were proven to demonstrate exceptionally high levels of social responsibility as well as player protection, keeping in line with the regulations sets by the Aldeney Gambling Control Commission. NetPlay operates a number of online gambling sites, many of which highlight their live streaming betting services. They carry Alderney, Malta, and United Kingdom gaming licenses for a range of sites including not only the Challenge Jackpot and Super Casino brands, but Bingos.com as well.

"We are delighted that Netplay TV has been awarded this industry recognised award for social responsibility and player protection, group chief executive Martin Higginson commented. “NetPlay TV has always been focused on allowing players to gamble responsibly through its sites and doing its utmost to protect its players.”