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UK – Betting on Sports to host 200 speakers
By Phil - 21 June 2018
From September 18 to 21, 2,500 delegates from across the world will make their way to Betting on Sports Week to join the international and gaming trade conferences, held at Olympia London.
200+ Speakers will join the discussions around leadership, sports, sponsorship, sports betting, esports, AR & VR growth in casino games, slot machines, blockchain, affiliates, compliance, integrity. data and trading.
The event comprises an entire week dedicated to betting and gaming with five conference rooms and two exhibition areas:
SBC Events has increased its focus on industry leading content and thought leadership debate at this year’s Betting on Sports conference with 6 tracks covering:
• Sport in Focus (Conference Room 1)
• Betting on Americas (Conference Room 2)
• Innovation & Technology (Conference Room 3)
• Future of Betting (Conference Room 1)
• Betting on Racing (Conference 2)
• Betting on Regulation (Conference Room 3)
To facilitate business and networking among delegates, there are no fewer than eight dedicated networking areas with plenty of networking and 1-on-1 opportunities, while SBC has booked some of London’s most iconic venues for networking drinks and parties.
The Wednesday evening will see dinners and a party located on the 28th and 29th floor of Millbank Tower, with stunning 360 degree view of London. Big windows wrapping right around the venue, will ensure a perfect panoramic view of London at night time.
the Thursday evening will mark the exclusive Hall of Fame awards evening and networking party at one of London’s most iconic venues, the Natural History Museum.
SBC Managing Director Andrew McCarron framed the event: “BOSCON 2018 is an essential focal point for anyone involved in the betting business. We’ve worked tirelessly this year to build and improve in all areas, to the point where the conference and exhibition now take up two full floors of Olympia. Added to that, we’ve no fewer than eight dedicated business and networking areas, enabling endless opportunities for delegates to get together and discuss the burning issues of the day.”
