Join GPWA at CAC Amsterdam in May

**MichaelCorfman** · 21 March 2007, 2:07 pm

I'm pleased to announce that we will be holding a GPWA social event at the CAC conference in Amsterdam. The conference runs from May 3-5.

The GPWA social will be held on the first day of the conference from 5pm to 7pm in the St. Johns I room.

We plan to have drinks and food, so it should be a great place to relax and network with other members before heading off for the evening party.

It will be a great conference, with lots of interesting presentations, and lots of good networking. The complete conference schedule is available on the CAC website at http://www.casinoaffiliateconvention...erdam-2007.php.

I look forward to meeting many of you at the conference. I plan to be there (I'll be a speaker), as well as Rebecca and Matt.

If you will be at the conference, post it here so we know who we'll be able to catch up with at the conference.

Michael

**Dominique** · 21 March 2007, 2:35 pm

I'll definitely be there, and having a bite to eat before heading off to parties is an excellent idea.

**big fish** · 21 March 2007, 2:41 pm

i will also be there and look forward to seeing you all soon. thanks for the get together michael... it sounds like a nice time.

best regards,

ben

**betoffice** · 21 March 2007, 4:03 pm

I'll be there as well and I hope it's going to be a great convention!

**matted** · 21 March 2007, 7:44 pm

Wish I could go to this one, but Amsterdam is just too far away. Perhaps most frustrating is I'll be traveling to Europe (on business - the day job) in April. Still hoping for a North American meeting this fall (and enough commission to afford attending!)

**pgaming** · 21 March 2007, 10:58 pm

Won't be attending this one but have plans on attending Montreal.

greek39

**igami** · 21 March 2007, 11:46 pm

I'd love to show up and do a presentation on ethics; but based on my experience it wouldn't be welcomed. I'm sure I would make a few people extremely upset as well; but heck I am a gunslinger - just might have to make those reservations.

**pgaming** · 22 March 2007, 12:07 am

Having a open discussion about Ethics would certainly be welcomed. Afterall we all refer to the word. Besides I think you would be an excellent candidate. Can't see too many people getting upset over that.

greek39

**TheGooner** · 22 March 2007, 2:50 am

A presentation would always be welcomed.

But how long does it take to say ...
TREAT OTHERS AS YOU'D LIKE TO BE TREATED YOURSELF

**prk** · 22 March 2007, 6:52 am

Right on, Dom: at last the free time slot between end of talks and beginning of party has been filled...
One less opportunity to get lost in Amsterdam's side streets. Well done Michael.

See you all there, we'll be exhibiting at booth 60.
Those of you courageous enough to go that far down the exhibit hall will be rewarded with a smile, a sales pitch and a Virgin freebie of their choice.

**Martyn@Betfred** · 22 March 2007, 1:36 pm

Both Sam and I wil be attending so I certainly hope to make this side event.

Hope to meet a few people I havent met yet also, so dont be shy come and say hello.

I will be the bald guy with drinks cans stuck to his head! long story, i'll tell you about in Amsterdam!

Gooner, that is so right. I think I will be going round hugging people...I hope I get a hug back? You reckon the ladies in the windows give out free hugs?

See you all there!!!!

**igami** · 22 March 2007, 1:44 pm

Originally Posted by TheGooner

A presentation would always be welcomed.

But how long does it take to say ...
TREAT OTHERS AS YOU'D LIKE TO BE TREATED YOURSELF

Yes, of course Paul; the ethic of reciprocity shall always be an endearing virtue. Course If I were an ape I think I could realistically expect to be treated like one.

It will be educational; that's for sure.

**CityGuard** · 22 March 2007, 5:39 pm

Originally Posted by igami

I'd love to show up and do a presentation on ethics

Originally Posted by TheGooner

A presentation would always be welcomed.

I agree there needs to be more discussion generally about webmasters, affiliate programs, and other actors within the industry in terms of the impact that we have in society and steps that can be taken to minimize harms and work towards more constructive contribution. These conversations and commitments are integral to keeping a healthy viewpoint on the work that we do.

For those interested in a presentation, I gave a short talk "Fair Gaming Issues in the iGaming Industry" about some of these issues at the GPWA conference in September '06. The powerpoint slides and audio of the presentation are available at https://www.gpwa.org/conference_presentations.asp.

I would certainly be interested in reading or listing to any thoughts you presented on the topic.

**funboy** · 23 March 2007, 6:39 pm

any free passes for poor webmasters?

**jackpotcasinoguide** · 27 March 2007, 11:48 pm

I really, really, really wish I could make this one. I have been wanting to go there for a long time, hear its a crazy place

Very jealous, wish I could come but with my work schedule there is absolutely no way.

Its great to see the GPWA growing with all these events! Congrats you all, your doing a killer job!

Justin

**Everygame** · 28 March 2007, 5:23 am

Originally Posted by funboy

any free passes for poor webmasters?

Hey funboy,

we at Intertops give out three all inclusive trips to the CAC in Amsterdam. All you have to do is to drop a quick note to affiliate@intertops.com and refer at least one player until the 15th of April.

Should you require further information, please do not hesitate to contact me.

**egmeric** · 9 April 2007, 10:02 am

Eric from Executive Gaming Monthly will be there for the 1st time. I will be arriving on 4/29 if anyone is in town early and would like to have a meet up.

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**Nandakishore** · 9 April 2007, 1:15 pm

Originally Posted by funboy

any free passes for poor webmasters?

Same question here, would love to be there, but can't convince my boss to pay the conference registration fees.

Nandakishore
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**Everygame** · 10 April 2007, 5:42 am

Originally Posted by Nandakishore

Same question here, would love to be there, but can't convince my boss to pay the conference registration fees.

Hi there,

same answer as for funboy: If you can convince your boss to sign up with the Intertops affiliate program, enter the draw and send at least one player you may win on of the free passes here.

You may find all information about the affiliate program here:
http://www.intertops.com/affiliate

If you require further information, drop me an e-mail at affiliate@intertops.com

**Nandakishore** · 10 April 2007, 7:09 am

Originally Posted by Intertops

Hi there,

same answer as for funboy: If you can convince your boss to sign up with the Intertops affiliate program, enter the draw and send at least one player you may win on of the free passes here.

You may find all information about the affiliate program here:
http://www.intertops.com/affiliate

If you require further information, drop me an e-mail at affiliate@intertops.com

Many thanks, but there are too many ifs and buts. After signing up, a) enter the draw b) send at least one player and then c) you MAY win one of the free passes.

A good marketing strategy, though, for Intertops.

Nandakishore
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