IGB ESpana

October 30th - 31st, 2009

After Mandarin and English, Spanish is the most spoken language in the world with 400 million speakers in the world, so it isn't a surprise that this niche in iGaming is growing extremely fast and is grabbing the attention of many operators and affiliates around the world.

In early October iGaming Business will be hosting an event in Madrid (MAC) which will be specifically looking at this exciting growth market concentrating on content and networking as opposed to a large expo type event although there will be limited space for table top stands. The sessions will be Spanish and English with live translations being fed direct to all delegates ensuring all delegates can walk away from this event with new contacts, knowledge and enthusiasm for this highly lucrative market.

IGB Down Under

November 2009 - Date TBC

iGaming Business returns down under following the success of last year's event, and with the Australian iGaming market in the news almost on a daily basis this show is essential to attend if you are marketing to the Australian market or looking for an additional niche to target.  SAC guarantees up to date and informative content on the Asian and Australian iGaming market, a new look expo, the Affiliate Series of Poker, as well as some of the best networking parties in the affiliate calendar.

In 08 we had 200 people in attendance and will be looking to double that in 09 so make sure you get it in your diary now and start planning the trip of a lifetime

London Affiliate Conference (LAC)

January 28th - 31st, 2010

Our London event which backs on to the ICEi exhibition has always been the flagship event for iGaming Business and the 2010 event will be no different with over 2,000 affiliates, operators and vendors expected at our fourth London Affiliate Conference.

In addition to LAC we will for the third time be running the annual iGaming Affiliate Awards (previously known as the CAP Awards) which will once again mark the opening of this event and based on last years sell out event this is definitely not one to miss with a bigger venue that will take over 500 guests.