GLI-33 Standards for Event Wagering Systems scope + GLI certification model. SCOPE: event wagering systems (sports betting + fixed-odds wagering + pool wagering + pari-mutuel wagering + fantasy sports + in-play wagering + same-game parlays + futures + props + esports + emerging variants). EVENT WAGERING SYSTEM defined as the suite of components (hardware + software + procedures + networks + interfaces) used by a regulated operator to (a) accept wagers from authenticated players; (b) compute settlements; (c) maintain player balances; (d) issue payouts; (e) report to regulators; (f) integrity-monitor + anti-fraud-detect. GLI CERTIFICATION MODEL: GLI is an INDEPENDENT testing laboratory (ISO/IEC 17025 + ISO 9001 + A2LA accredited) - tests against the standard + issues certification report to operator + state regulator; certifications typically valid for 1-3 years + require re-certification on major version changes + ongoing change-management notifications. GLI FAMILY COORDINATION: GLI-33 is typically applied alongside (a) GLI-19 STANDARDS FOR INTERACTIVE GAMING SYSTEMS - online casino + RNG; (b) GLI-21 STANDARDS FOR CLIENT-SERVER SYSTEMS - infrastructure; (c) GLI-27 STANDARDS FOR NETWORK SECURITY - communications + crypto + segmentation; (d) GLI-23 / GLI-24 / GLI-28 / GLI-30 / GLI-31 / GLI-32 - other sectoral standards (gaming devices + ticket-in-ticket-out + casino mgmt + lottery + bingo + electronic gaming devices + raffles); (e) state-specific technical standards (e.g. New Jersey DGE Technical Standards + Nevada GCB Regulation 5 + Pennsylvania PGCB Technical Standards). PUBLICATION: GLI standards are copyrighted publications + freely downloadable older versions from gaminglabs.com + current versions accessible via GLI member portal + state-regulator incorporations.
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