IEGM Institute for Emerging Gaming Markets

Standards Body

Institute for Emerging Gaming Markets

Consumer protection and operational standards for gaming categories that arrive before regulation catches up.

Document Register

Current standards

Every document the Institute publishes carries a stable identifier, a version, and a status drawn from a fixed vocabulary. Working drafts are open for comment and have not been adopted by any regulatory authority.

Institute document register, current as of August 2026
Identifier Title Version Status Published Formats
PMCPS-C Prediction Market Classification Standard Determines which products are subject to the PMCPS family. v1.0 Working Draft 2026-08
PMCPS-M Prediction Market Minimum Internal Control Standards States what a covered operator must do. v1.0 Working Draft 2026-08
PMCPS-T Prediction Market Technical Standards Reserved pending CFTC final rulemaking. Reserved Reserved Not issued
Outline only
SBCGS Skill-Based Charitable Gaming Standards Classification standard in preparation. Pending In Development Q4 2026
Not issued

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Programme

What we do

01

Standards Development

We publish classification standards, minimum internal control standards, and technical standards for emerging gaming categories. Our frameworks are grounded in primary regulatory sources and written to be adopted by regulators, operators, and assessors.

02

Regulatory Intelligence

Gaming Market Research, our companion platform, tracks prediction markets and charitable gaming regulation across 68 or more jurisdictions.

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03

Expert Consulting

The Institute's founder has served as an expert witness in gaming patent litigation before the USPTO and advises law firms, financial institutions, and regulators on emerging gaming markets.

Position

Jurisdiction neutral by design

Prediction markets operate as federally regulated derivatives products with extensive market integrity requirements and almost no consumer protection requirements. The Institute takes no position on the federal and state jurisdictional dispute. Our standards are written to be applied on their own terms, independent of how that question is ultimately resolved.

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