London – Clarion Gaming has announced that iGB Live! 2020, scheduled to take place on 22-25 September at the RAI in Amsterdam, has been postponed to 2021.

SiGMA Group is pleased to announce the launch of SiGMA Africa. The event is set to take place in March 2022, with the first show opening in Cape Town, South Africa.

The iGaming Post has learnt that the London ICE2021 Gaming Show is to be rescheduled to 20-22 April due to the COVID pandemic.

Gaming operators have faced massive challenges over the first half of 2020 – for many, it’s simply been a question of survival. But as lockdown restrictions ease and professional sport resumes once again…

SiGMA is now accepting applications from iGaming and emerging tech startups that are looking for the best way to kick off proceedings. With over 10,000 expected to the 7th edition of the World’s iGaming Festival…

One of the biggest trade exhibitions for the gaming industry, G2E Las Vegas has been cancelled for 2020, the announcement came on Wednesday 8th July by joint organisers Reed Exhibitions and the American Gaming Association.

GE2 Las Vegas organised by Reed Exhibitions and presented by the American Gaming Association which is scheduled to open on the 5th October is in doubt.

SiGMA Group has announced a new iGathering event to be held in Malta on 17th July 2020. This exclusive event will bring together 500 friends and leaders from the worlds of iGaming and emerging tech to celebrate the global expansion…

While it has always been important to have a strong product portfolio, this has become even more pivotal in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic.

With restrictions on travel easing, and airports throughout Europe reopening, the events industry is optimistic that the business, entertainment, and tourism sectors will be back on their feet and enjoying new shoots of growth by the end of the year.

Die öffentliche Meinung in Deutschland ist gespalten über Glücksspielwerbung, wie eine vorläufige Untersuchung der Marktforschungsagentur Markteffect zeigt.

Public opinion in Germany is split over gambling advertising, a preliminary probe conducted by market research agency Markteffect shows. Roughly one third of German consumers has no objections against the current level of gambling advertising…