Why iGaming.com Selects Compliance Over Profit

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Denitsa Lyutskanova

Denitsa Lyutskanova Chief Editor

Denitsa Lyutskanova is the Head of Content at iGaming.com and a passionate advocate for Safer Gambling. With over a decade of experience in digital marketing, she has been with the company since 2011, working across 20+ markets. Denitsa leads a growing team of 30+ talented content writers and editors, driving impactful content strategies while promoting responsible gaming practices.

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· Chief Editor Last Updated: August 22, 2025

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iGaming.com chooses compliance over profit for a good reason – trust. In our latest podcast short, our CEO, Prof. Dr. Andreas Ditsche, is clear that promoting unlicensed casinos isn’t only risky, it’s ethically wrong. It harms players and weakens the market.

Quick revenue can look tempting when a partner offers a high payout. However, if the brand isn’t licensed, iGaming.com walks away.

Learn how iGaming.com sets firm standards, and how ethical choices build long term value for players, partners, and communities.

The Only Currency We Have Is Trust

Prof. Dr. Andreas Ditsche states it plainly: we do not promote black market casinos. Compliance comes first because readers deserve protection and partners deserve clarity.

He explains how trust compounds over time, while one reckless placement can undo years of work. The choice is ethical and practical, if an offer is not licensed, we decline it. If terms are unclear, we push back until they are.

At iGaming.com, every campaign follows strict checks:

• Verify licenses and jurisdictions before any campaign goes live
• Reject vague terms, aggressive claims, and weak responsible gambling signposting
• Document checks and keep responsible tools visible for readers

At the end of the day, Illegal gambling is a crime so it’s no surprise iGaming.com steers far clear from rogue online casinos.

Compliance in Action

Managing partner at XY Legal Solutions, Steven Vrolijk, shows what good due diligence looks like and how to apply it daily to keep all parties safe:

• Check registry numbers
• Save proofs
• Align copy with local rules
• When a risk appears, act fast
• Protect the player and the partnership

As he explains, compliance is not simply a tick-the-box exercise, it strengthens results.

Explore More Experts Insights

If you want to learn more about compliance in the industry, then check out the full interview hosted by Prof. Dr. Andreas Ditsche with special guest Steven Vrolijk.

The podcast offers superb insights from two industry veterans. If you enjoy it, make sure to give it a like or share it with your colleagues.

For even more iGamingCare news with Prof. Dr. Andreas Ditsche, ensure to check our site regularly.