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G2E Asia to explore the future of sportsbooks in latest Online Conference

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Mon 13 Dec 2021 at 04:27
G2E Asia to forge ahead with July dates for 2020 trade show
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G2E Asia will hold an Online Conference this Wednesday 15 December 2021 with a focus on the future of sportsbooks in Asia.

Titled, “What’s next for sportsbooks”, the 90-minute conference will feature PandaScore CEO Flavien Guillocheau, Bayes Esports CEO Martin Dachselt, Neomancer LLC co-founding partner Hai Ng and Quiles Law founding partner Roger Quiles.

The conference, which starts from 3pm Hong Kong time, is the latest in a series of online events run by G2E Asia since its annual land-based show, usually held in May each year, was first postponed in 2020.

Organizer Reed Exhibitions announced in October that the 2021 edition of G2E Asia, which had already been postponed until November, would no longer take place with the 2022 edition also pushed back from its traditional May timeslot to run instead from 30 August to 1 September 2022.

To register for G2E Asia Online, click here.

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