LONDON CASINO & GAMING SHOW
its hugely successful debut at the first London Casino & Gaming Show, the UK Dealer Championships will return for the 2026 edition at Excel London, reaffirming its status as a cornerstone of the event. Complementing this is the launch of the Casino Bartender of the Year, the country’s first national competition dedicated to recognising bartending excellence within the casino sector. The contest begins with online submissions, where bartenders showcase their creativity and technique through original cocktail presentations. Finalists are then invited to compete live on January 14, preparing signature cocktails and performing under pressure in front of a panel of expert judges. “It will be a two-stage competition that celebrates creativity, skill, and storytelling behind the bar, culminating in a final at the exhibition. It is being backed by
Together, these events underscore the London Casino & Gaming Show’s
sponsors and judged by top bartenders, brand reps, and industry experts.” Led by renowned mixologist and TV presenter Jack Sotti, the competition emphasizes flair, speed, and originality—bringing the art of cocktail-making to center stage. The final heats will be played out during the show itself, culminating in a spectacular awards night at the iconic Hippodrome Casino in Leicester Square.
commitment to celebrating talent, driving innovation, and raising the standards of the UK’s casino industry. From the gaming floor to the cocktail bar, the show offers a unique blend of competition, creativity, and community—making it a must-attend event for anyone passionate about the future of casino entertainment.
To attend London Casino & Gaming Show, 13 – 15 January 2026, Excel London visit and register for free at
www.eagexpo.com/LCG
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