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Georgia – Radisson Blu Iveria to host third Georgia Gaming Congress
By Phil - 26 January 2017
The third Georgia Gaming Congress will take place on March 1 at Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel in Tbilisi, bringing together gambling market leaders, owners of promising startups and state officials.
Organised by Smile-Expo, the goal of the meeting is to discuss industry development trends, as well as to get insights into innovations for gambling.
Georgia Gaming Congress 2017 will gather in one place representatives of all gambling spheres: land-based and online casinos, bookmaking, fantasy sports, equipment manufacturers and software developers. Among participants and guests there will also be investors, hoteliers, junket tours organizers, and of course players.
The event provides a possibility to extend business contacts, find ideas for business development, projects for successful investments or investors for startups.
An industry conference will take place as part of the Congress. Its main topics will include how to occupy a good niche in the competitive market of Georgia, the best country regions to open a casino, gambling in virtual reality, how to increase popularity of a gambling institution with success stories from owners of the largest casinos in Georgia and the Georgian experience of investing and searching for investors for a casino.
There will also be seminars on prospects and advantages of using cryptocurrencies in gambling, gambling regulation and taxation in Georgia, eSports betting: how to gain success in this sphere of betting, the development of junket tourism in Georgia and the present and the future of online gambling. Georgia Gaming Congress 2017 is also an exhibition of furniture, the newest equipment and software solutions from leading suppliers. The Demo zone will give an opportunity of not only seeing but also testing slot machines, roulette tables, gaming software.
Smile-Expo has organised dozens of gambling forums, exhibitions and conferences in Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Kazakhstan and Armenia.
