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Gaming Laboratories International has been actively reaching out to the iGaming world since its acquisition of Technical Systems Testing (TST) earlier this year. Now, the company’s latest move is a global sponsorship of iGaming-related seminars and events produced by UK-based Awedacity.

Gaming Laboratories International has been testing gaming devices and systems for the South Dakota Commission on Gaming since GLI’s founding in 1989, and now the company has renewed its exclusive testing contract with the Commission.

Gaming Laboratories International, the world’s leading testing lab for the gaming industry, has announced plans for its Latin American Regulators Roundtable 2010. The event will take place 28 September at the Salón Jacarandá y Ombú del Loi Suites Recoleta Hotel in Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Gaming Laboratories International has promoted Filippo Ferri to Director of iGaming Development. The promotion came about after GLI acquired Technical Systems Testing (TST) earlier this year. In his new role, Ferri will direct all iGaming development activity throughout Europe.  TST CEO Salim L. Adatia and will continue to direct development efforts in Canada, the Caribbean and the Asia/Pacific region.

Reel-TV, a Las Vegas-based technology/advertising company that serves the gaming industry, has been approved by Gaming Laboratories International (GLI.) Through Reel-TV's patent pending technology, high-resolution video advertising can be methodically scheduled, delivered, and reported in real time to slot machines on the casino floor.

Gaming Laboratories International has hired a new development representative to work with suppliers and regulators in the Korean marketplace and Asia region. Andrew Choi will be based in the company’s GLI Asia office in Macau. Choi holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering from Kookmin University in Korea and most recently served as a software engineer for F2Systems, Inc.

Gaming Laboratories International is expanding its Supplier Development Team, increasing its focus on suppliers in the Eastern United States in the process. Leading the effort is David Elmore, GLI’s newest Supplier Development Representative. Elmore will be based in the company’s headquarters in Lakewood, New Jersey, and will service clients up and down the eastern seaboard.

Gaming Laboratories International has hired a new development representative to continue to grow the company’s presence and support for regulators and suppliers in the Latin American Region. Valerie Aramburú Gardener will be based in Lima, Peru.

Gaming Laboratories International Group is proud to announce the company has created a new Interactive Gaming division, GLI Interactive B.V. and has acquired the assets, intellectual property and trade names of Technical Systems Testing (TST), the undisputed leader in interactive gaming testing, systems testing, and wagering system certification for regulators around the world.

Gaming Laboratories International recently held its largest-ever European Roundtable, drawing more than 50 regulators from across the continent. GLI Europe Managing Director Phillip Barow said, “This is an exciting and challenging time for gaming in Europe, as there are many new technologies being introduced and tested for the first time in several jurisdictions.”