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Gaming/Gambling Regulatory Attorney

140–400/hr

Remote

contract

5 openings

Posted October 28, 2026

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Listing checked October 30, 2026 · pay as published by micro1

Key details

Pay: $140–400/hr
Location: Remote
Job type: contract
Openings: 5
Posted: October 28, 2026

Overview

micro1 is hiring Gaming/Gambling Regulatory Attorneys to support a client project that aims to improve the legal and regulatory capabilities of next-generation AI in the gaming and gambling sector. You will use your domain knowledge to help train AI systems, shaping how they learn and reason about real-world legal scenarios. No prior AI experience is needed. This is a remote contractor role with a pay range of $140 to $400 per hour.

What You'll Do6

Break down and summarize complex gaming and gambling statutes, regulations, and compliance rules from multiple jurisdictions.
Write clear, concise explanations of legal principles, procedures, and case law that apply to the gaming industry.
Give detailed written feedback on hypothetical legal questions and simulated case assessments for online and land-based gaming operations.
Review and annotate documents, agreements, and policies to check regulatory compliance and identify best practices in gaming and gambling law.
Check AI-generated content for legal accuracy and practical application, then refine it as needed.
Spot emerging trends and potential legal risks in the gaming and gambling field, and provide expert commentary.

Requirements7

Juris Doctor (JD) or equivalent legal degree, plus a valid license to practice law.
Substantial experience in gaming, gambling, or betting law, covering regulatory frameworks, licensing, and compliance.
Proven ability to explain complex legal issues clearly in both writing and speech.
Knowledge of international gaming regulations and cross-border legal considerations.
Strong analytical and research skills, with a history of producing high-quality legal analysis.
Consulting or advisory experience in the gaming or technology sectors is a plus.
Enthusiasm for using legal expertise to support innovation in technology-driven projects.

Who Should Apply

Licensed attorneys with deep experience in gaming and gambling law who can analyze cross-jurisdictional regulations and explain complex legal concepts in plain language. If you have a track record of regulatory compliance work and want to apply your knowledge to AI training, this role fits.

Salary Insight

The rate is $140 to $400 per hour, as stated in the job posting. Final pay may depend on experience and scope.

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This role · as published

$140–400/hr

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Typical pay · estimated

$110/hour

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Most Legal roles pay $90–$135 per hour. This role's pay sits above that range.

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legal writing
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legal research
29%
legal reasoning
16%
Contract Drafting
16%

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Required skills

Gaming And Gambling Law ExpertiseRegulatory Compliance AnalysisLegal Research And AnalysisWritten And Verbal CommunicationDocument And Policy ReviewCross Jurisdictional Legal KnowledgeAttention To DetailAnalytical ThinkingConsulting Or Advisory ExperienceTechnology Sector Familiarity

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