58 GaminG
blend plenary sessions with streams, al-
lowing delegates to tailor the event exact-
ly to their needs. This year the streams
will focus on betting, poker and games of
skill, payments and fraud control, Asian
markets in focus, alternative games, and
multi-platform gaming and operations.
Senior representatives from a raft of
companies and from the industry have
been confirmed as speakers.
Among them are the Asia Pacific
Poker Tour, Betgenius, Bettor Logic, Ber-
win Leighton Paisner, Boolabus, Crypto-
Logic, Devilfish Gaming, EntroPay, Eight
Virtual Services, Entertasia, Entraction,
First Atlantic Commerce, iFaFa, Global
Eye on i-gaming
Betting & Gaming Consultantsem Jalal,
Editor & Publisher, Inside Asian Gam-
ing, iovation, Jersey Gambling Commis-
sion, Korean Professional Poker Players
It’s back and it’s bigger. Later this month i-Gaming
Association, Las Vegas From Home,
comes under the spotlight at the AiG Congress & Expo
Live Casino Technology, Mahjong Time,
Managed Gaming Solutions, Mirada
at The Venetian Macao
Gaming, PKR and
WSN.com.
by Catarina Morgado
Regulators
A
rise in the number of delegates growing at an exponential rate in Asia.
due to attend this year’s AiG Conference director Rosalynd Wade As well as commercial representa-
Congress and Expo, which takes told Macau Business : “The set up pro- tives, delegates will also benefit from the
place between February 24 and 26, re- gram for the conference will have some- knowledge of organisations who operate
flects its growing stature as one of the thing for everyone, whether you are within and regulate the gaming industry
most important i-gaming conferences in already established in Asia or view the across the globe.
the world. region as the next opportunity for your Other speakers include Andre
The 7th annuala— nd onlyi— -gaming company. The event will give you the in- Wilsenach, the CEO of the Alderney
event in Asia also highlights the growing formation you need for your business to Gambling Control Commission, Ken
importance of the industry to the region. succeed. It’s the one meeting place and Arnold Chairman of CyberArts, Sam
Organisers Clarion Gaming and Bea- the only time in the year.’’ Woelm CY Foundation Executive Di-
con Events, predict that this year’s event rector, James Hollins Daniel Stewart’s
will become the largest gaming congress Lots of interest Equity Analyst and Joe Chan Entertasia
in the region. Technology Company Limited’s Head of
Last year it welcomed over 500 at- The two full-day congress features a Business Development.
tendees, a 107 percent rise on 2007, and, brand new pre-event day on mobile gam- In total, the congress will hear from
more than half of the delegates were from ing and - back by popular demand - is a 58 personalities from the i-Gaming in-
Asia. This year, organisers expect a further similar day on Online Marketing. dustry.
increase, as the gaming industry keeps The main congress will continue to The exhibition area has also doubled
in size and more than 40 companies are
expected to have stands giving ample
networking opportunities.
Confirmed sponsors include Cyber-
arts, Microgaming, Prolexic and NYX
Interactive.
“AiG will continue to break all
records in 2009 with an exhibition dou-
bled in size and attendance numbers up.
Asia is still really hot and with more and
more companies looking to take advan-
tage of the opportunities it offers, AiG
is perfectly timed,’’ added Wade, who is
also Beacon Events general manager and
project director.
february 2009
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