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The University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) on January 10 launched a new executive online training program in gaming law and regulation at its William S. Boyd School of Law, in partnership with global gambling operator Entain. It targets operators, suppliers, regulators and non-lawyers working in the gaming industry.
One of the academic specialists who helped design the curriculum for this program is Anthony Cabot, Distinguished Fellow of Gaming Law, who is in charge of one of the courses, Introduction to Gaming Law and Regulation. Yogonet spoke with Cabot to delve further into the program’s approach and novelties, and the key concepts behind this specialized training including global regulatory challenges and areas to be improved in Nevada.
The UNLV William S. Boyd School of Law has once again launched new executive online courses in gaming law and regulation. Like in the first quarters of 2021, you will be teaching Introduction to Gaming Law and Regulation. Could you outline the essential topics this course will address this year?
The introduction to gaming law is broadly divided into modules that include the public policy concerning legalized casinos, the economics of legalized casinos, regulatory structure, licensing, operational regulations, accounting and internal controls, anti-money laundering, crimes, advantage play, enforcement and internal compliance programs. These, and other topics are spread across about twenty structured lectures and exercises.
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