Regulating the Game, a leading international betting law and policy conference, is delighted to reveal Andrew Vouris, President of Entain Australia and New Zealand, as a Featured Speaker at its 2026 edition. The conference will take location from 9-11 March 2026 at the Sofitel Sydney Wentworth.
Andrew was appointed CEO of Entain Australia and New Zealand in August 2025, bringing almost 20 years of management experience in wagering, operations, and development at some of Australia's largest betting operators.
His profession spans senior leadership functions in Tabcorp's multi-billion-dollar betting and media service, heading worldwide operations of a pioneering esports and wagering platform, and partnering with private equity to develop early-stage endeavors in esports. Across these varied roles, Andrew has been deeply engaged in browsing intricate regulatory and compliance challenges.
A long-time supporter for compliance-led and customer-focused organization designs, Andrew has regularly promoted the view that sustainable betting companies are built on strong governance, stability, and a commitment to consumer security.
Since entering the CEO function at Entain Australia and New Zealand, Andrew has actually set clear priorities: to embed a culture of "win, but not at all expenses", go back to the basics of selling bets, and lead innovation while ensuring customers are safeguarded.
" I am grateful for the chance to speak at Regulating the Game 2026, which provides a special worldwide platform for advancing discussion in between regulators, industry, and thought leaders. At a time when public expectations and regulative needs are at an all-time high, I look forward to sharing Entain's vision for stabilizing sustainable development, compliance management, and client security," Andrew said.
Paul Newson, Principal at Vanguard Overwatch and founder of Regulating the Game, welcomed Andrew's involvement:
" Andrew's management vision for Entain, and his comprehensive track record throughout wagering and esports, bring a crucial point of view to Regulating the Game 2026. His focus on culture, compliance, and development aligns strongly with the values of the conference, and we are thrilled to feature his insights as part of this year's program."
Andrew joins an impressive lineup of global speakers, regulators, and sector leaders at Regulating the Game 2026, which will likewise feature:
Pitch! at the Sydney Opera House (9 March 2026).
- The inaugural RTG Global Awards & Gala Dinner (10 March 2026).
- A broadened exhibition display and program of specialist masterclasses.
The inaugural RTG Global Awards include six classifications:
Leadership Voice - for principled, reform-focused leadership contributing to sector uplift.
Safer Gambling Champion - for operators or organisations providing tangible harm minimisation outcomes.
Compliance Excellence - recognising uplift in AML, threat culture, or regulatory compliance.
RegTech Solution of the Year - celebrating ingenious technologies enhancing sector stability and compliance.
Community Impact Initiative - for efforts delivering measurable community benefit.
Emerging Leader - Safer Gambling or Compliance - spotlighting rising talent (under 40) making significant contributions
About Regulating the Game.
Regulating the Game is a flagship global conference devoted to reinforcing regulatory and sector ability, advancing stability, and cultivating ethical leadership in betting. The event convenes global regulators, sector leaders, compliance experts, and market innovators to check out critical issues, drive policy discussion, and form the future of gaming guideline. Now in its sixth edition, the conference continues to attract global speakers and delegates, strengthening its status as an essential online forum for regulative excellence and sector improvement.
