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Submit your firm for the next GLRI index

Submission is open for the next index review cycle. The Gambling Law Rating Index (GLRI) scores firms across seven weighted pillars totalling 100 points. Inclusion is at editorial discretion — we score on what we can verify publicly, not on what's promised in the form.

Firm submission form

Fields marked * are required. Be specific — generic answers ("we cover Europe", "experienced team") get less editorial weight than verifiable specifics ("secured 9 MGA and 2 UKGC licences since 2022", "team page lists 14 named senior gaming-law practitioners").

Firm identity Firm legal name *

Website * Founded year *

Headquarters city * Headquarters country *

Team size (named on website) Public team page URL

Practice profile Primary focus * Practice areas (in scope of GLRI) * Jurisdictions where you've filed gambling-licence applications Emerging / offshore jurisdictions covered (if relevant)

Track record (verifiable) Documented gambling-licence approvals / applications (number + jurisdictions) Public case studies / testimonials URL Regulator-side experience on the team (named individuals + prior regulators)

Authority & transparency Published thought-leadership URL Conference / panel speaking record (recent) Pricing transparency Pricing page URL (if applicable) Conflicts disclosure: do you own or operate any licensed gambling operator, B2B supplier, or comparable regulated entity? If yes, list affiliated regulated entities

Editorial contact

Your name * Your role *

Email * LinkedIn URL

Anything else you'd like the editorial team to know

By submitting you confirm the information is accurate to the best of your knowledge and authorise the editorial team to verify it against public sources. Inclusion is at editorial discretion. Submission does not constitute or imply any commercial arrangement — see disclosure.

How submissions are reviewed

Initial completeness check Within 5 working days. Incomplete submissions are returned with specific gaps to fill.
Public-source verification Editorial team verifies stated track record, team page, jurisdictional coverage, publications.
GLRI scoring against seven pillars Specialisation, jurisdictional depth, track record, regulator experience, authority, lifecycle, transparency.
Editorial decision Inclusion in next index cycle, request for additional documentation, or editorial note declining.

The seven GLRI pillars

Practice specialisation	15
Tier 1 jurisdictional depth	20
EU regional and emerging markets	10
Practice-tested track record	15
Regulator-side experience	10
Authority & E-E-A-T signals	15
Service lifecycle coverage	15
Total	100

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