The perfect place to hear more and discuss the arising i-Gaming business opportunities. With the Nordic countries always at the forefront of the gaming industry.
The World’s biggest iGaming congress provides more conference and expo hours for EiG 2009. The world's largest iGaming congress is a must-attend affair for professionals in the European dealing with online gambling industry, as confirmed by the most contemporary expo that took place from September 15-17, 2009 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
Pulling a strong assemblage of the online gambling industry's most primary professionals and the foremost names in the business, not to mention a large numbers of up-and-comers and full-time industry affiliates, EiG Expo endures to merge the European online gambling industry.
These happened at 3 consecutive days of panel discussions, networking sessions and talk-backs, EiG's 2009 itinerary offered a little of everything.
At day one, the discussions are included with multiple "speed networking sessions", a welcome address and opening keynote emphasizing global business, presided by eCOGRA's active Chariman, Micheal Hirst, an "Industry Pioneers" panel discussion that numbered among profitable information about investing in the European online gambling industry, and a network launch of Bodog's new online poker network.
At day two was the most expected of the expo, offering panel discussions that included a "State of the Industry" conference with CEO's of leading online gambling brands, such as Party Gaming, Bwin, 888, Betfair, Ladbrokes and William Hill, giving a full day of strategic marketing panel discussions concerning to achievement and ownership new markets, legal & business affairs, as well as online marketing and affiliate activities and the same covered over the coures in day three.
The top leaders of the online gambling industry were pretty optimistic that the U.S. would also turn its policies around and open the door in legislation to oversee online gambling in the near future.
While the big-time names in an online betting industry invest their resources into markets that will either make or break the online gambling industry's fullest capacity, it's the players who keep on making wagers and keeping the industry in business.
The online gambling industry can move forward as a whole, offering a quick look into the future of the state of online gambling and it is here to stay.
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