Judging Process
How the judges are chosen
EGR’s team of independent, external judges is updated each year and is selected to bring a diverse range of in-depth egaming expertise to the judging process. All judges were required to sign a disclaimer form to keep all submitted information and the winners confidential, and are obliged to declare that they have no conflicts of interest prior to judging. The full list of judges will be published after the judging process has been completed so that there is no attempt to influence the judges as this would result in immediate disqualification from the awards.
How categories are allocated to the judges
Groups of judges were allocated categories, which are aligned to their specific market knowledge and avoid conflict of interest. Each group of judges had no access to the submissions or results of categories they are not involved in judging.
The shortlisting process
Awards were only be awarded in categories where two or more submissions have been received. A panel of independent, external judges decided on the shortlist prior to the submissions being sent to the final judges.
The judges read and analysed the submissions. Each judge allocated a score to each individual criteria per category, as well as a brief summary of their thoughts.
Once the above is complete, judges submitted their scores.
Once the scores are submitted the winners are then automatically calculated by our online judging platform.
If there is no clear winner a conference call will be held by the allocated judges for that category. A Highly Commended may also be rewarded in this instance.
EGR does not contribute or have a vote within this process. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony.
Submission feedback
EGR do not share individual judges’ scores and comments, however explanations for the winner of each category will be provided online after the event.
The judging period is from April 2021 - March 2022