GiGse Conference Kicking Off Tomorrow

Commencing tomorrow in San Francisco's Hyatt Regency Hotel is the Global iGaming Summit & Expo Conference (GiGse). One of North America's largest iGaming events, GiGse converges to discuss the iGaming domino effect in the US which is said to have been started by New Jersey, Nevada and Delaware with new states expected to follow. Some 700 delegates are expected to attend the event which will wrap up on Wednesday, July 16th.

Test Case for US Regulation So Far

GiGse's sessions are designed to pinpoint the biggest issues and questions of the regulating US iGaming market. This will be done via strategic debates which will rely on real data be shared by the speakers and provided by GiGse's Consumer Insight. Over the past few months, a professional team assembled by GiGse has analyzed reports, white papers and surveys which worked to provide clear information about the regulating US market.

Networking and Learning

GiGse's agenda is to demonstrate "iGaming in Action" so delegates will be able to witness the best practices and plan their strategy accordingly. The 2nd Social Casino Summit which will take place on the same grounds opens the way to both new learning and networking ideas between land-based US operators and both present and potential iGaming operators.

Speakers

GiGse is jam-packed with discussions, debates and panels which will bring over 45 speakers sounding voices of both the opponents and proponents of US iGaming regulation. One interesting example is the discussion between the former mayor of San Francisco Willie Brown who is currently backing a ban on iGaming but has supported online poker in California in the past, who will talk with former Governor of Pennsylvania Edward Rendell, a staunch supporter of states' rights to decide their gaming policies.

Stay tuned as we'll bring you the headlines from this conference.