Gaming Operations Academy launches dedicated LatAm gaming education service

Boutique training agency Gaming Operations Academy announced on Friday the launch of its new dedicated Latam gaming education service, Gaming Operations Academy (GOA) LATAM.  

"Latin America has been an emerging market in the gaming world for some time – a sleeping giant, if you will. With Colombia leading the way, imminent regulations in Peru, Chile, Mexico, and Brazil, the world's 10th largest economy, giving the final steps on an arduous journey to regulate online gambling, operators need to ensure they are experts in the new regulations and how it impacts their business," the organization noted.

"With the markets slowly opening up and newly introduced regulation for the gaming world in Latin America, now is the time to invest in your academic training needs and ensure you always stay one step ahead of the game," the agency added.

At GOA LATAM, courses are delivered by local experts in Portuguese and Spanish, tailor-made to serve Central and South American jurisdictions. The project will offer free workshops and courses on essential disciplines such as Lottery innovation, Taxation, Compliance, Data Protection, Anti-Money Laundering, Affiliate management, and Responsible gaming.

"Try out one of our free live workshops, presented by IDnow, and get a taste of how we can help you keep that edge against your competition," the firm highlighted, and added that there will be two upcoming free workshops on how to detect and combat fraud in gaming happening 26th October at 6 pm CET.

For Latin America, the topic of the workshop will be: "How to detect and combat fraud - A multi-level approach to comprehensive, scalable, and compliant identity verification." Meanwhile, in Portuguese, the workshop will be "LatAm Brazil: how to detect and combat fraud, KYC, and how to comply with gaming regulations in Brazil and around the world".

For more information, you may register online, and to find out how you can participate, you may contact Liliana Costa ([email protected]) and Adam Roebuck ([email protected]).