Online Gambling Standards Body To Release Survey Results - 12-07-06

December 7 - Online gambling player protection body and standards authority eCOGRA (eCommerce and Online Gambling Regulation and Assurance), announced the completion of their Global Online Gambler Report. The results will be available on January 23rd...

Almost 11,000 online poker and casino enthusiasts from all over the world participated in the survey and had their say, in what is probably the largest research initiative ever undertaken in the industry. The aim was to research the behaviour and attitudes of online gamblers. The responses from the players have been supplemented with a series of focus groups in major markets.

The survey covered many areas including poker, casino, player protection and responsible gambling. The Global Online Gambler Report gives a detailed overviews of the global industry from a player perspctive.

The results will create a better understanding of players' needs and concerns; information that will be vital if it is to continue to offer them a rewarding and safe online gambling experience.

eCOGRA CEO, Andrew Beveridge, said; "The early indications show that there will be some surprises in the report and we think it will be very revealing for industry insiders and a wider public."

About eCOGRA

eCOGRA, the independent standards authority for the online gambling industry, is committed to protecting online casino and poker players around the world. The non-profit organization addresses the most important issues to players: fast payouts, fair gaming, responsive and efficient service and responsible operator conduct.

eCOGRA provides an international framework of best operational and player practice requirements enforced through inspections, reviews, and continuous monitoring. To date, 112 sites comply with these requirements and have been awarded the coveted "Play It Safe" Seal that identifies to players the safest online gambling sites on the Web.

Click here for a list of  eCOGRA Casinos.

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