Join the GPWA at G2E 2019, October 14 to 17: Get Your Free Pass Today!

[MichaelCorfman]

This year G2E in Las Vegas on the 14th to the 17th of October 2019, for the ninth year in a row, will be an interesting place to be for folks in the iGaming industry.

On Monday, the iGaming Congress at G2E takes place. It consists of presentations designed to introduce land-based gaming executives to the world of online gaming, with a special emphasis this year on sports betting in the sports betting symposium held the following three days. We will be attending and reporting to GPWA members on highlights of these sessions from an affiliate perspective. These sessions are priced for gaming industry executives at $679 for the iGaming Congress, $999 for the sports betting symposium and $1,179 for both.

Most affiliates will simply want access to the G2E exhibit hall beginning on Tuesday, 9 October, which includes some iGaming Pavillion exhibitors as well as hundreds of land-based gaming industry vendors. This is the largest gaming related trade-show in North America, and everything new in the industry is on display. Access to GPWA and APCW members is free as long as you register in advance using the link below by the 13th of October (otherwise the early registration fee if you just visit the G2E website is $225). After that date only registration at the event is permitted, and the on-site registration fee is $299. So, it pays to register early using the free registration link below if there is a possibility you may attend.

To register for a FREE pass, use the following link by October 13 and fill in the required information for a new registration:

http://nvyt.es/29a1653023a0814e43a0

And, if you do attend G2E, please stop by our stand and say hello. The GPWA will be exhibiting with Casino City Press in booth number 5443, and we'll be giving away copies of the current GPWA Times Magazine and our iGaming Pocket Directory.

Michael

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