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It seems like only yesterday I was wandering from one end of Excel to the other considering which line to join to buy some food I didn’t really like the look of. And here we are again! Yes - ICE 2020 is upon us.
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I am here as you are here as you are me and we are altogether.
4 NEWS
Stuff and things and news and whatnot! 10 BETCONSTRICT
BetConstruct’s new Chief Product Officer discusses the last – and next – 12 months.
12 BETINVEST
Max Dubossarsky opens up to GIO about the importance of key visuals and ICE London 2020.
14 TRULIOO
Zac Cohen welcomes us to a new decade and a new regulatory era for online gaming operators.
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I’m a little sceptical of events (in case you hadn’t picked up on that already). I always wonder if they are simply great money- making exercises for the event organisers, leaving companies who can’t really afford the time or expense ‘trapped’ in the vicious circle of having to attend for fear of ‘losing face’ or ‘missing out’ if they don’t.
Not that I’m complaining; on this occasion the show in question happens to be just down the road from me and is a lovely way of seeing what the industry is up to while still in my pyjamas. If you’re coming – excellent, I’ll see you there. And if you’re not, don’t worry, you can just email out a press release next week and you’ll get much the same coverage.
Oh, and in case you’re wondering, I went – as always – for a bagel. Yum.
Matt Broughton, Editor 15 BOJOKO
Joonas Karhu suggests it’s time for Finland to end its online gambling monopoly.
16 HOLD GAMING
Founder and CEO Phillip Runyan talks to GIO about the company and its mission.
19 SOLTEGRATOR
The Slotegrator Academy folk look at advances in identity verification.
20 PRODUCT SHOWCASE
It’s all about Aldo, Avatars, Dragons and Phoenix this month. Or is that Phoenixes, or Phoeni? Meh. Whatevs.
24 PROFILE
BETBY’s CCO, Chris Nikolopoulos, talks engineering, maths, Greek islands and pasta!
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