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Working Paper №06-2025: The Regulatory-Standards Comparative Picture Across the European, UK, and US-Tribal Jurisdictions

The regulatory-standards comparative picture across major gaming jurisdictions has been progressively documented. The substantive cross-jurisdictional analysis merits analytical reading.

Helena Voss-Krieger, PhD May 15, 2026 4 min read

Compliance Audit

Working Paper №05-2025: Compliance-Audit Program Design and the Cross-Jurisdictional Standards Picture

Compliance-audit program design for gaming-supervisory frameworks varies substantially across the major jurisdictions. The cross-jurisdictional standards picture merits analytical reading.

Helena Voss-Krieger, PhD May 15, 2026 4 min read

Markov Models

Working Paper №04-2025: Markov-Chain Modeling Applications in Slot-Machine Bonus-Round Analysis

Markov-chain modeling applications to slot-machine bonus-round analysis have been progressively developed in the gaming-mathematics literature. The methodological substance merits substantive reading.

Helena Voss-Krieger, PhD May 15, 2026 4 min read

Volatility & Variance

Working Paper №03-2025: Volatility-Class Quantification and Disclosure Standards in Major Jurisdictions

The volatility-class quantification methodology in major gaming jurisdictions has been progressively standardized. The methodological substance merits closer analytical reading for compliance professionals.

Helena Voss-Krieger, PhD May 15, 2026 3 min read

RNG Testing

Working Paper №02-2025: Statistical-Test Battery Composition in Gaming-RNG Certification

The statistical-test battery that gaming-RNG certification requires has been progressively refined across the certification-laboratory literature. The current battery composition merits substantive analytical…

Helena Voss-Krieger, PhD May 15, 2026 3 min read

RTP Mathematics

Working Paper №01-2025: The Confidence-Interval Considerations in RTP Disclosure Standards

The RTP disclosure standards in major gaming jurisdictions specify the disclosed value but not always the confidence-interval considerations that interpret that value.…

Helena Voss-Krieger, PhD May 15, 2026 3 min read