NORWICH, ENGLAND, April 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Following a successful first year online delivering independent consumer news and reviews for UK online slots enthusiasts, BestSlots.co.uk has cemented its reputation for trustworthy content and service with recognition by eCOGRA (eCommerce and Online Gaming Regulation and Assurance) as one of its Reputable Portals.
The eCOGRA organisation is a non-profit, independent regulatory body that was formed with a mission to protect players by addressing the need for fair gaming and responsible operator conduct, setting standards for the online gaming industry that are enforced with rigorous monitoring. Its Fair and Safe Seal has become an important certification for many of the leading online casino operators and the Web Portals that link to them, and the organization actively works with over twenty-five software developers and seventy gaming companies to ensure it keeps pace with events in this rapidly-maturing industry.
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BestSlots.co.uk Wins Endorsement From eCOGRA for Its Online Slots Guide
BestSlots.co.uk has earned the seal of approval as a Reputable Portal from the leading online gaming regulatory organisation eCOGRA, endorsing this UK company's commitment to being a trusted guide for consumers of online slots games.
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