It is only a matter of time before online gambling enthusiasts and professionals in the online casino gambling industry get wind of the newly formed Global Remote and E-Gambling Research Institute (GREGRI).  The first private, non-profit, organization committed to researching the internet gambling industry from head to toe, GREGRI seeks to specifiy its research on economical, psychological, societal, legal and the regulatory components of the online gambling business.

Located in Amsterdam, Netherlands (the host country for the Casino Affiliate Convention held in April), GREGRI is currently seeking sponsors who are willing to financially contribute to the cause of their mission.  In return for donating subsidies that will be bestowed with a Bronze, Silver or Gold sponsorship level, contributing companies will benefit from the pertinent research and studies that GREGRI pursues in helping to further the growth of the online casino gambling industry.

While still a young entity on the internet, GREGRI has high ambitions of being an internationally recognized non-profit organization for its own contribution to the e-gaming business.  At this stage - which will be an ongoing task for the group - GREGRI is seeking out to bring together companies from various sectors within the gambling industry.  This would include the facilitation of dialogue between online gambling operators and fellow researchers.  In fact, much of the contributions received by GREGRI will be disbursed in the form of research grants to qualified groups and individuals.

Bringing another wave of ethical solutions and practices to the online betting industry is a major focus and concern for the Global Remote and E-Gambling Research Institute, which already has proposed to concentrate these efforts in the areas of online casino marketing and management.  Also on the agenda, is an inaugurate conference that promises to bring together experts from several gambling-related disciplines to talk about the current and future state of online gambling.