LATEST NEWS
The panel was moderated by Mauro De Fabritiis Founder, MDF Partners and included speakers from the horseracing industry to present future challenges in this complex industry where the sport of horseracing and betting are closely…
At the WoTA General meeting, hosted at the Asian Racing Conference in Sapporo, Japan, Board members worked collaboratively to establish a dynamic agenda for the organisation focused on multiple key objectives: WoTA members have elected…
The Asian Racing Conference is the “must-attend event” for all stakeholders in the horse racing and betting industry worldwide. Many exciting topics are discussed, ranging from innovation to the fight against illegal betting, as well…
Today, the World Tote Association has published a report to demonstrate the key role pool betting plays in ensuring a sustainable and successful future for horseracing around the globe. The report, entitled Tote Betting and…
Tote operators worldwide will discuss feedback and organise future activities of WoTA. The WoTA Report “Tote betting and Horse racing: Tax, Responsible gambling and the contribution to society” will be published on the same day.…
Mrs Hilde Vautmans, liberal, Belgium and Mrs Nina Carberry, Fine Gael politician in Ireland, were both enthusiastic to animate the MEP Horse Group during their mandate. Mrs Hilde Vautmans, as Chair of the group in…
The Webinar moderated by Riko Luiking from German Tote was organised on 25th June on betting monitoring systems. Tobias Melin, Chief Analytics Officer at ATG, presented how ATG’s monitoring system is used to track unlicensed…
On 29th May, to listen to Martin Purbrick, Chairperson of the Asian Racing Federation Council on Anti-Illegal Betting and Related Financial Crime, finalising a report to reflect on why tote betting operators are an integral…
WoTA members met in London during ICE Gambling event where they discussed plans for the organisation for 2024. This included a potential modification of the by-laws and future participation at the Asian Racing Conference in…
The Trotting races organisers from 20 different countries met to agree on several regulatory changes on welfare rules. Such ethical changes are essential for the sport and will be implemented in all countries in April…
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |