EGBA welcomes Superbet Group as the latest addition to its growing membership
Superbet Group has officially become a member of The European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA). This important step reflects our commitment to industry responsibility and to raising the bar on industry standards. Superbet will contribute to EGBA's ongoing work, including ensuring a strong data protection framework for our customers and consolidating safer gambling practices.
Albert Simsensohn, Chief Operating Officer, Superbet Group, welcomed the new partnership: “This is an important chapter in our journey, as becoming members of EGBA demonstrates our commitment to nurture a sustainable growth for our company, while adhering to the highest standards of compliance across all our markets. We are prepared to work closely with EGBA, exchanging industry best practices and ensuring that our industry operates in a fair and properly regulated European environment.”
Maarten Haijer, Secretary General, EGBA: “We’re delighted to welcome Superbet Group to EGBA, further strengthening our industry representation. Superbet’s expertise and market focus will be invaluable to call upon as EGBA continues its drive to set high industry standards and promote a safe and competitive online gambling environment in Europe. We look forward to working with our new colleagues.”
About EGBA
The European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA) is the Brussels-based trade association representing the leading online gambling operators established, licensed, and regulated within the EU, including bet365, Betsson Group, Entain, Evoke, Flutter, Kindred Group and Superbet, while Aircash and Sumsub are associate members. EGBA works together with national and EU authorities and other stakeholders towards a well-regulated and well-channeled online gambling market which provides a high level of consumer protection and takes account of the realities of the internet and online consumer demand.
EGBA members meet the highest regulatory standards and together possess 267 online gambling licenses to serve 32.5 million customers across 22 different European countries. They represent approximately one-third of Europe’s online gambling gross gaming revenue (GGR).
