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Evoke tells Nevada board it has fixed lapses after prolonged compliance audit; board keeps watch
Summary
Evoke PLC representatives told the Nevada Gaming Control Board on Oct. 8 that the company has repaired prior delays and record-keeping lapses in a global compliance audit, but board members warned the improvements must be sustained and placed approvals under ongoing monitoring.
Evoke PLC, the global owner of several online brands (including 888 and William Hill operations in some markets), appeared before the Nevada Gaming Control Board on Oct. 8 to update regulators after a prolonged compliance audit that uncovered delays in providing requested materials.
In a near two-hour presentation, Harinder Gill, Evoke’s chief risk and intelligent automation officer, and other senior compliance officials described the company’s global compliance structure and recent changes: a three‑lines‑of‑defense model, an AI committee to monitor emerging technology risks, stronger anti‑money‑laundering (AML) screening and a centralized procurement process designed to tighten third‑party diligence.…
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