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William Bolton Editor


Comment Winter Showcase


There Ain’t No Rest for the Wicked as 2023’s relentless treadmill of global gaming exhibitions comes to its conclusion at the biggest SiGMA Europe Summit to date. With an estimated 800 exhibitors showcasing their wares at the Mediterranean Maritime Hub and the mega yacht exhibitions nextdoor, this year will make a pleasant change from the oversized - albeit jam-packed - tent of yesteryear.


Looking ahead to 2024’s roster there’s plenty to consider. The final ICE London will inevitably be the biggest event of the year. For those of you of an anti-ExCeL persuasion, don’t fret. iGB L!VE! is relocating there in the summer of 2025. It’s a crying shame to lose RAI Amsterdam from the calendar - a great venue in a fantastic city - but hopefully it’ll return to the calendar in the near future.


IT NOW FEELS THAT WE’RE BACK ON TRACK WITH GAME RELEASES AND NEW PRODUCTS AT CLOSE TO PRE-PANDEMIC LEVELS


SBC once again have a series of iGaming and sports betting events worthy of consideration. Having attended each edition of SBC Summit Barcelona post- pandemic, it was fantastic to watch that event scale so quickly first-hand. Anticipation for the show in Lisbon was palpable following the announcement, so it will be interesting to see how the relocated version performs in a new city for the gaming calendar. Let’s hope they smash it out of the park.


After the biggest G2E to date at The Venetian Expo, October’s return will be another must-attend for anyone vested in the American market. Who isn’t these days? Another event that’s caught our eye at G3 is the return of G2E Asia to The Venetian Macao. The combination of no longer being split across locations and an Asian market finally bouncing back from COVID makes for an enticing prospect. Let’s see how the exhibitor list shapes up, but certainly one to keep an eye on.


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