Partner organisations

The European Gaming and Betting Association
BOS is an associated member of the European Gaming and Betting Association (EGBA), the Brussels-based industry body representing the leading online gaming and betting operators that are established, licenced and regulated within the EU. EGBA works with national authorities, EU authorities and other stakeholders to ensure a well-regulated and attractive offer for EU citizens. EGBA promotes the creation of a safe and reliable European digital environment for online gambling players.
Read more at http://www.egba.eu

The International Betting Integrity Association
BOS and the International Betting Integrity Association (IBIA) have been in partnership since 2020 to jointly work towards increased gaming integrity. IBIA is a non-profit association supported by over 90 operators and 200 bookmakers and protects sports and regulated gambling markets through global monitoring, information sharing and stakeholder engagement. Their Global Monitoring and Alert Platform (Global MAP) monitors over 1.5 million sporting events and games worth $300 billion each year.
Read more at https://ibia.bet

Norsk Bransjeforening for Onlinespil
Norsk Bransjeforening for Onlinespil (NBO) (NBO) is the BOS counterpart in Norway and collaborates with BOS on issues relating to the Nordic market.
Read more at https://nbo.no

Spillebranchen
Spillebranchen is BOS’s counterpart in Denmark and collaborates with BOS on issues relating to the Nordic market.
Read more at https://spillebranchen.dk

Rahapeliala
Rahapeliala is BOS’s counterpart in Finland and collaborates with BOS on issues related to the Nordic market.
Read more at https://www.rahapeliala.fi

Reklamombudsmannen
BOS is a co-financer of the Swedish Advertising Ombudsman, which is the private sector’s advertising self-regulation body. It promotes high ethical standards in all commercial marketing directed towards the Swedish market. Anyone can file complaints to the Advertising Ombudsman about advertising, and companies and organizations are offered guidance on ethical questions. The Advertising Ombudsman is not a government authority; it’s financed by market actors through voluntary contributions and is a part of the private sector’s self-regulatory system.
Read more at http://reklamombudsmannen.org/eng/