The leading responsible gambling charity BetBlocker has released episode 7 of its acclaimed industry podcast, BetTALker, featuring an in-depth conversation with the highly respected safer gambling expert, Jurmy Menckeberg.
Hosted by BetBlocker’s Chief of Safer Gambling Partnerships, Pedro Romero, the episode provides listeners with valuable insights from one of the sector’s most passionate and knowledgeable professionals.
Jurmy Menckeberg currently leads the safer gambling (SG) efforts at the gaming solutions provider, The Mill Adventure. His expertise is built upon a strong foundation within the industry, having learned the ropes and developed his skills at the Tier-1 operator, Kindred Group plc.
This unique career path gives him a distinct perspective on the challenges and opportunities in implementing effective player protection strategies, both within large, established corporations and in more agile, tech-focused environments.
Episode 7 of BetTALKER highlights his reputation as a sharp and insightful leader whose work is essential for anyone invested in the future of responsible gaming.
The BetTALker podcast series serves as a key part of BetBlocker’s mission to foster meaningful and transparent dialogue across the gambling industry. By bringing together influential voices like Menckeberg, the podcast aims to explore the practicalities of building a more sustainable and safer environment for players.
This latest installment delves into the guest’s expert analysis of current SG trends, the evolution of player protection tools, and the importance of embedding a responsible gaming culture at the core of an operator’s business model.
For industry stakeholders, regulators, and gaming professionals, this episode of BetTALker is a must-listen. It offers a unique opportunity to hear directly from a prominent expert who is actively shaping the future of safer gambling.
The conversation between Romero and Menckeberg underscores BetBlocker’s ongoing commitment to providing an educational platform and driving the industry toward greater accountability and innovation in player protection.
