GTECH G2 will be hosting the second in its series of thought leadership seminars in London next week, providing online gaming executives an opportunity to discuss the possible implications of a change to the UK's regulatory framework.

The free breakfast seminar will feature a panel of experts including Paul Bolt, director of sport and leisure at the Department for Culture, Media & Sport (DCMS), Virgin Games CEO Simon Burridge, Danoptra legal director Nick Hawkins and gambling analyst James Hollins of Daniel Stewart & Co. The seminar will be moderated by Peter Wilson, partner at law firm Memery Crystal.

The seminar will focus on the current review of remote gambling legislation in Britain which proposes to introduce a secondary licensing system for operators wishing to target the market.

Those with an interest in the UK's current review of gambling policies and how this will affect the industry can register to attend this free event at www.igamingdebate.com.