Certified Fair Gambling (CFG)<\/strong> is a niche fairness-audit and dispute-resolution specialist founded in 2003 by gaming mathematician Dr. Eliot Jacobson<\/strong> and acquired by Total Gaming Science<\/strong> on January 1, 2014. Unlike the larger accredited cert labs in our cluster coverage, CFG holds no ISO accreditations and is not on regulator-approved test house lists \u2014 its signature mechanic is narrow game-fairness auditing under our cert-lab review framework<\/a>.<\/p>\n CFG runs as a service brand of Total Gaming Science, a private firm specialising in casino game mathematical analysis. Charles Mousseau is the primary listed contact, and the CFG website remains online but its copyright and news signals point to apparent low-activity status since approximately 2018.<\/p>\n CFG offers five specialised services, all centred on Internet casino fairness rather than full Testing-Inspection-Compliance-Certification scope: Fairness Audits<\/strong>, RTP Certification<\/strong>, RNG Certification<\/strong>, Dispute Resolution<\/strong>, and Software Integrity review. The audits cover slots, video poker, blackjack, craps, roulette, keno, and other games of chance.<\/p>\n CFG’s distinctive technical posture rests on four fairness principles \u2014 games must operate indistinguishably from brick-and-mortar equivalents, pass statistical bias tests, contain no operational flaws affecting house edge, and remain statistically stable over time.<\/p>\n Three product categories sit within CFG’s narrow scope:<\/p>\n CFG describes its audit framework as “independent and transparent examination of records” with full access to operational programs, RNG implementation, event-generation algorithms, log files, and mathematical design specifications. The lab designs custom statistical tests per game type rather than applying one-size-fits-all batteries \u2014 a methodology that suits its small specialist team.<\/p>\n CFG also operates a Rogue Casinos Watchlist<\/strong> \u2014 a public-facing watchlist of operators flagged for unfair practices. The most recent listed update was January 12, 2016, and the watchlist has not been actively maintained in the years since.<\/p>\n Notably, CFG holds no ISO accreditation under any framework \u2014 distinguishing it from the four accredited Sub-flow B cert labs in our cluster coverage and limiting its standing as a regulator-equivalent verification source.<\/p>\n Set against eCOGRA<\/a>, CFG operates at single-contact scale versus eCOGRA’s ~200-employee organisation with five ISO accreditations and statutory Alternative Dispute Resolution status from UK Gambling Commission (2015) and MGA (2018). CFG’s dispute-resolution scope is non-binding consultancy, not statutory ADR.<\/p>\n Set against GLI<\/a> and BMM Testlabs<\/a>, the gap is structural: GLI runs 1,700 employees across 32 offices with 710-plus jurisdictions; BMM operates 16 offices with 700-plus licenses. CFG appears on no regulator’s approved test house list and serves a fraction of the global cert-lab landscape.<\/p>\nWhat CFG Certifies<\/h2>\n
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How CFG Audits Work<\/h2>\n
CFG vs Other Testing Bodies<\/h2>\n