Gigse 2010 Brochure

Position your company now to capitalize on the most anticipated revolution in

the online gaming industry – regulation of the North American iGaming market

Global iGaming Summit & Expo11-13 May 2010Palais des Congrès, Montreal, Canada

For more details and exclusive white papers on North American iGaming, go to WWW.GIGSE.COM

Organised by

11 MAY 20102 practical full-day

pre-conference workshops:

1. Launching and operating

an iGaming business2. SEO and affi liate

marketing

Sen. Raymond Lesniak (NJ)

Sen. Roderick Wright (CA)

Alison Harvey Executive Director, CTBA

Hear from the key infl uencers in the North American iGaming debate, including:

Jacob Appelsmith ChiefBureau of Gambling Control (CA)

Dale McDonnell Assistant Director & General Counsel Minnesota State Lottery

Mitch Garber CEOHarrah’s Interactive Entertainment

GIGSE is back after two years to help you:

• Understand how, where and when the regulations will permit iGaming – federal and state perspectives

• Review different regulatory scenarios to plan your entry strategy into the North American regulated online gaming market when it emerges

• Secure your brand leadership in the most lucrative iGaming market there is, that could be worth US$12bn or more annually*

• Meet and partner with the key stakeholders that can facilitate your successful entry into the online gaming market in North America and globally, including:

land-based casinos • Indian tribes/First Nations • international iGaming companies • state lotteries and provincial lottery corporations • card rooms • horse racing operators • social/skill games and fantasy sports providers

*According to Goldman Sachs

Register now at WWW.GIGSE.COM

Global iGaming Summit & Expo

To all members of the iGaming community:

As legislators in both Canada and the USA are revisiting online gaming regulations in their countries, IMGL is pleased that Clarion Gaming’s fl agship congress has been reinstated to provide a platform to all stakeholders to voice their interests and join forces in the drive towards creating a regulated online gaming market.

As GIGSE’s Lead Association, IMGL would like to invite its members and all the gaming community to this important event where leading legal experts, politicians and regulators will share important advice on numerous initiatives being proposed in the states of California, Florida, New Jersey, Illinois, Quebec, British Columbia, and on the federal efforts in both Canada and the USA . We are certain that the knowledge shared at the event will offer a clear regulatory roadmap to both commercial and state organizations so that they are ready for the most anticipated decision in the gaming industry – liberalization of the US iGaming marketplace.

With the IMGL spring conference scheduled to take place a week after GIGSE, on 19-21 May, we strongly believe that both events will complement one another, providing in-depth legal advice that will have an important impact on the strategic decisions of the commercial organizations. Those willing to at-tend both events can therefore enjoy substantial discounts and should contact organizers of either conference for details.

We look forward to meeting you in Montreal at GIGSE.

Kind regards,

Tony Coles

Robert W. Stocker II

President, IMGL Immediate Past

President, IMGL

GIGSE – an established and reputable brand with nine years of

history

The Global iGaming Summit & Expo, known to the industry as GIGSE, is Clarion Gaming’s fl agship event that served the industry since its early beginnings and attracted 1700+ delegates in its peak year. Organized for nine years and deactivated in 2007 due to UIGEA, GIGSE is now re-established to help the industry get a head start in the emerging North American market and:

• Infl uence the development of a regulated online gaming environment in North America

• Position your company to gain/maintain a leading market share in one of the most lucrative gaming markets, estimated by Goldman Sachs to be worth $12bn

• Leverage the strength of the brand and customer base of your land-based operations in the online space

• Plan the entry strategy into a regulated online gaming market in North America, whether you are an existing online gaming operator, land-based casino, media organization, lottery, horse racing operator or free-to-play game provider

• Develop player protection, geo-location and anti-money laundering standards for a regulated online gaming industry in North America

• Explore partnership and joint venture opportunities between the land-based and online businesses to take advantage of the US potential or act on your global expansion plans

All new GIGSE – bringing the ‘old’ and ‘new’ players together

As the dynamics of the iGaming industry in North America have changed dramatically since 2007 (when GIGSE last took place), GIGSE will welcome new

stakeholders from the land-based industry whose voice and interests are critical for enabling any meaningful progress in the internet gaming legislative debate.

By facilitating networking between North America’s existing gaming industry and international iGaming organizations, GIGSE will provide a unique platform for commercial partnerships that will enable exchange of expertise and expansion

into new markets.

GIGSE’s interactive formats to refl ect interests of all stakeholders

in constructive discussions

Join all of the stakeholders, with their respective agendas, to contribute to the creation of possible regulatory models at GIGSE’s many brainstorming sessions that will allow you to engage with key infl uencers, voice your interests and work together to develop common solutions that will give your organization a competitive edge.

Opinions as to when and how the North American market will be legalized are divided, but no one doubts that it will happen sooner or later, so be at GIGSE to make sure your interests are not omitted.

Two highly-focused pre-GIGSE workshops to give you practical

advice on your operational and marketing challenges

If you are new to the iGaming industry and need a quick introduction to the secrets of operating an online gaming business, GIGSE’s workshops are perfect for you. They will provide you with tailored and practical knowledge on what technologies and platforms you need to implement, how to devise and market your product propositions to consumers and what companies and experts can help you to set up from day one.

If you are part of North America’s huge affi liate network, fi nd out at the SEO/online marketing workshop how legal changes in the USA and Canada can affect you and what are the most effective strategies for player acquisition and conversion.

GIGSE’s superb networking opportunities help you connect with

those who can give you access to the North American iGaming

market

Speed networking, interactive brainstorming sessions, a pre-conference social and the offi cial GIGSE party, long lunches and refreshment breaks will provide an excellent environment for developing partnerships on the ground and globally so that you can expand into new markets and get the necessary expertise to operate in North America.

Visit www.gigse.com for frequent updates and extra educational

content

Keep checking the GIGSE website (www.gigse.com) where you will fi nd updates on panellists, interviews with GIGSE’s keynote speakers, exclusive excerpts and white papers with more information on the emerging iGaming market in the USA and Canada which will help you to maximize your time at GIGSE.

As US governments at both state and federal levels stand ready to regulate internet gambling, it is essential that potential operators offshore learn quickly how legislative and political decisions are made in the US. It is just as important for industry leaders to understand how best to make the case for regulatory structures that support sustainable and profi table business models. I will be speaking at GIGSE 2010 because it provides an opportunity for the industry to discuss optimum approaches to these challenges.

Jim Tabilio, Chairman, Secured American Games, LLC

2010 should be a very big year for online gaming in the United States with efforts moving forward for legalization and regulation in a number of US states. GIGSE gives all of us working at the forefront of this issue an opportunity to share information and best practices.

Melanie Brenner, Executive Director, Poker Voters of America

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11 May 2010 – 2 Practical Workshops

Choose one of the two workshops or select sessions of interest from both:

Pre-GIGSE workshop to give newcomers a 360º perspective on operating an online gaming business

Whether you want to expand globally into markets that allow online gambling now or be ready for when the North American market opens up, this workshop will take you through all the key steps:

• Strategy considerations to prepare your organization for launch • Technologies, products and platforms so you have the content to compete • Security, fraud and player protection so you meet the strictest codes of

conduct • Player acquisition and affi liate relationships so you can get off to a fl ying start

…All sessions are tailored so that you can operate successfully from day one.

This workshop has been developed specifi cally for: land-based operators, Indian tribes, card rooms, legislators and regulators.

Pre-GIGSE workshop on online marketing and SEO for affi liates and iGaming marketers

In partnership with

Learn about the secrets of online customer acquisition during this interactive, practical workshop that will bring together potential newcomers to the online gaming space and iGaming affi liates, crucial for the success of any iGaming site.

This workshop will be a perfect platform to start building relationships with North America’s huge affi liate and network population that will result in more customers converted to players once the regulated market emerges.

Free to attend for GPWA-certifi ed affi liates

08:30 Registration opens. Morning refreshments

09:00 Workshops open

09:00 – 12:45 Workshop framer: Market potential and land-based/online synergies

• Analyzing the North American market potential for online gambling – fi nd out what you would be losing out on

• Understanding the online gaming demographics and identifying the synergies with your existing customer base

• Understanding what you need to know before you go ahead with your online launch

Discussion framer: Choosing your technology platforms and devising your product proposition The minimum you need to know to launch and be profi table

Brainstorming sessions: Understand the optimal product mix that will complement your existing proposition.

Find out what works and what doesn’t – short presentations will be followed by discussions in roundtables so that you can defi ne your key requirements and needs for poker, casino, sportsbetting, bingo, lottery, scratch cards etc.

09:00 – 12:45 Affi liate marketing in North America

Key challenges and opportunities on the eve of the emergence of a regulated market:

• Affi liate marketing 2007 – 2010: How UIGEA impacted the market ecosystem

• Learn how the legal developments on the state and federal level might affect your affi liate marketing

• Find out how you can prepare and who might become your potential partner in the new iGaming industry

Top ten tips for successful SEO in 2010Learn from a key SEO fi gure how to maximize your online customer acquisition

Affi liate panel: Hear from the market’s leading affi liates on their successful strategies for player acquisition and Search Engine Marketing

Collaboration panel: Building a long-term, optimal relationship between affi liates and operators

12:45 Lunch

14:00 – 16:30 Security and player protection: Identifying key requirements to create a safe and secure gaming environment for your players

• KYC and age verifi cation - Make sure your site accepts only players allowed to gamble and within the regulated jurisdiction

• Protect your site from security breaches, fraud and cyber attacks

Panel discussion and product showcase: Offering comprehensive and safe payment options to your players online

Marketing to your players

• Understand the differences in marketing land-based vs. online gaming• The most effective customer acquisition methods and strategies, including

media partnerships, social networks, referral programs, bonuses and affi liate marketing

• Affi liate marketing in the online environment – who affi liates are and how to work with them in the most effective way

• Customer retention and loyalty programs - converting your visitors to regular players

Workshop experts:

Joe Winert, Senior Vice President, Spectrum Gaming GroupSimon Holliday, Director, H2 Gambling CapitalChris Gallardo, Legislative Director, Poker Voters of AmericaMoti Malul, VP, Sales and Business Development, NeoGames

14:00 – 16:30 Video as your acquisition tool: How effective video can be in maximizing your player conversion

Social media: Optimising the effectiveness of social media networks, including twitter and Facebook

Live session ‘site surgeries’: Direct feedback to improve the effectiveness of your website, directed by a panel of leading SEO experts

With over 10,000 members, the Gambling Portal Webmasters Association (GPWA) is dedicated to helping its members succeed in the online gaming industry. The GPWA was founded in 2001 to provide affi liate members with the means to collaborate with other online gaming affi liates around the world and to strengthen relationships with affi liate programs.

As the US and Canadian online gaming market emerges, we would like to invite all our members and North America-based affi liates and affi liate programs to join the Global iGaming Summit & Expo in Montreal for three days of networking with North America’s emerging online gaming industry.

Michael Corfman President GPWA

Please contact Ewa Bakun, Event Director, on +44 (0)207 370 8567 or at [email protected] if you are interested in

speaking on this workshop.

16:30 End of Pre-conference workshops

16:30 – 17:30 Pre-conference networking social in the expo hall

Join workshop attendees and other delegates for a pre-GIGSE networking social where you can see who else is attending, start your discussions, exchange your expectations for the event and fi nd out how you can maximize your time at GIGSE.


12 May 2010 – Conference Day One



Dale Fuga Chief Operating Offi cer Manitoba Gaming Control Division

Andy Schneiderman VP & General Counsel Commerce Casino

Lloyd Levine Former Assembly Member California State Legislature

Jacob Appelsmith Chief Bureau of Gambling Control (CA)


09:00 Chairman’s opening remarks

Bill Rutsey, CEO, Canadian Gaming Association

09:15 Strategic keynote debate

Key stakeholders discuss the pros and cons of regulating

online gambling – envisioning the shape of the

regulations and its benefi ciaries

• Outlining North America’s online gaming ecosystem• Discussing how to combine the interests of different

stakeholders• Why regulate? Is regulation good for the industry?• Anticipating the impact of regulations on the future of the

industry and its ecosystem• Understanding the existing regulations and UIGEA

Andy Schneiderman, VP and General Counsel, Commerce CasinoAlison Harvey, Executive Director, California Tribal Business AllianceJoe Brennan, Executive Director, iMEGADan Walsh, Senior Director of Governmental Affairs, Greenberg Traurig and Lead US Lobbyist, IGCDale McDonnell, Assistant Director & General Counsel, Minnesota State LotteryBrett Hale, SVP, Corporate and Governmental Relations, Churchill Downs

10:45 Spotlight keynotes

Expanding into the online gaming space within an

existing regulatory environment and preparing for the

creation of a regulated gaming industry in North America.

With market potential so promising, all major organizations are looking at how they can position themselves today to establish their foothold and start building brand and customer databases for the future. Here is how this challenge is being addressed by some pioneering organizations.

Harrah’s Interactive Entertainment case study keynote: Leveraging the power of land-based casino brands in the global online gaming space

Mitch Garber, CEO, Harrah’s Interactive Entertainment

Canada case study keynote: With Quebec, British Columbia, Ontario, four Atlantic provinces and other Canadian provinces making a move into online gaming, fi nd out what legal and commercial implications these changes will have and how you need to prepare.

11:30 Speed networking and coffee break

Meet other attendees, exchange business cards, and fi nd out who you can potentially partner with to get a head start in North America or to act on your global expansion aspirations.

12:30 Legislative debate

Exploring political risks, revenue opportunities and learning

needs of legislative bodies – is there enough political will for

change?

According to the US Congress Joint Committee on Taxation, online gambling could raise $41bn in federal taxation over the next 10 years. Legalizing iGaming is estimated to bring $11.5m in additional revenue in Iowa, while California’s potential for poker, according to Global Betting & Gaming Consultants, is estimated to contribute $650m in tax revenue.

The numbers speak for themselves; therefore both federal and state governments are analyzing the opportunities and risks invoved.• Rationale behind regulating online gambling in the internet

era – innovating the industry, raising more state and federal revenue …

• Where should the money go to – federal or state governments?• Setting up taxation levels that will benefi t the

governmental budgets and be acceptable to the industry

• How legislators and commercial organizations can work together to create a secure internet gaming environment

Sen. Raymond Lesniak (NJ)Sen. Roderick Wright (CA)Lloyd Levine, President, Filament Strategies (Former Assembly Member, California State Legislature)

13:30 Lunch

14:30 Strategic debate

Intrastate vs. federal initiatives – the way forward

With both federal and state initiatives now widely discussed and receiving support, which model will prevail and be better for the industry in the long-term; implications for legislators, regulators, government and commercial organizations.

John Pappas, Executive Director, Poker Players AllianceMelanie Brenner, Executive Director, Poker Voters of AmericaJoe Brennan, Executive Director, iMEGARichard D. Bronson, Chairman, US Digital Gaming

15:15 Legal roundtables

Get the low-down on the most discussed legal initiatives

and have your strategy ready for when (and if) they come

into force.

Join these hosted roundtables and have experts from each region at hand to answer your specifi c questions and fi nd out details about both state and federal proposals in a much more intimate and interactive way. Discussed topics will include:

Congressional bills (Frank and Menendez bills) Linda Shorey, Partner, K&L GatesKentucky Jon L. Fleischaker, Managing Partner, Louisville, Dinsmore Shohl LLPFlorida Robert Stocker, Partner, Dickinson & WrightNew Jersey Eric M. Bernstein, Esq., Eric M. Bernstein & AssociatesCalifornia Martin Owens, Owner, Law Offi ces of M.D. Owens Jr.And also: Iowa • Canada • Illinois • UIGEA

Coffee and refreshments served during the session

16:45 Regulatory brainstorming panel

Identifying the best regulatory models for gaming

and developing key requirements and standards for

regulating online gambling in North America.

• Legislators and regulators working together to develop an enforceable regulatory framework

• How the best practice of existing iGaming jurisdictions could apply in North America

• Developing technical standards for player protection, anti-fraud, security, geo-location and anti money laundering

Jacob Appelsmith, Bureau Chief, Special Assistant Attorney General, State of California, Department of Justice, Division of Law Enforcement, Bureau of Gambling ControlDale Fuga, Chief Operating Offi cer, Manitoba Gaming Control CommissionPhill Brear, Head of Gambling Regulation, Gibraltar Regulatory AuthorityModerator: Frank Catania, Partner, Catania Consulting

17:45 End of Conference Day One

21:00 untill late Offi cial GIGSE Party

Dale McDonnell Assistant Director & General Counsel Minnesota State Lottery

Mitch Garber CEO Harrah’s Interactive Entertainment

Brett Hale SVP Corporate and Governmental Relations Churchill Downs

Bill Rutsey CEOCanadian Gaming Association

Melanie Brenner Executive Director Poker Voters of America

Alison Harvey Executive Director California Tribal Business Alliance

The legalization of internet gambling in the United States could be a disaster for tribal government gaming or it could be a wonderful new avenue for tribal economic development. (…) Unfortunately, tribes have not been consulted in the formulation of the current legislation. If tribes are not consulted, they will lead the opposition to the legalization of internet gambling.

Alison Harvey, Executive Director, California Tribal Business Alliance

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13 May 2010 – Conference Day Two



09:45 Chairman’s opening remarks

Robert Stocker, Partner, Dickinson & Wright, Immediate Past President, International Masters of Gaming Law

10:00 European case study

CSR and responsible gaming - improving the public image

of online gambling

With those against online gambling expressing concerns about the potential negative effects of gambling on the consumer, fi nd out from Europe’s leading operator and winner of EGR’s Responsible Gaming Award:• What are the responsible online gaming standards and

how to set them• How to marry responsible gaming with the commercial

objectives of your organization• How to constantly work with politicians, regulators and the

industry to create and comply with transparent CSR and responsible gaming rules and models

Hillevi Stuhrenberg, Manager of Responsible Gaming, BetssonCommentary and moderation by: Dr. Jeffrey L. Derevensky, Professor, School/Applied Child Psychology; Professor, Psychiatry; Co-Director, International Centre for Youth Gambling, Problems and High-Risk Behaviors, McGill University

10:30 Brainstorming sessions:

Identifying the optimal regulatory models for:

• Intrastate gaming • Federal regulation of online gambling• Sportsbetting• Poker• Casino• LotteryDiscussing: state by state roll-out, geo-location, IP blocking, liquidity, master licensor authority, cooperation with off-shore operators, state opt-in and opt-out.

You will fi rst hear a series of 10 minute presentations that will be followed by roundtable discussions with the panellists so that you can voice your interests, concerns and ideas on how online gambling verticals should be regulated. Take this opportunity to infl uence regulations that have not yet materialized, but are now being considered and put in place. Make sure your interests are not omitted.

Jim Tabilio, Chairman, Secured American GamesHoward Dickstein, General Counsel, California Tribal Business Alliance (CTBA)Dan Walsh, Senior Director of Governmental Affairs, Greenberg Traurig and Lead US Lobbyist, IGCMelissa Riahei, General Counsel, Illinois Lottery


12:00 Strategy debate

Financial institutions and e-payments in online gambling

– understanding UIGEA today and developing a transparent online payment framework to protect players, prevent cybercrime and enable an enforceable payment environment.Speakers to be announced. If you want to be involved in this panel, please contact Ewa Bakun, Event Director, on +44 (0)207 370 8567 or at [email protected].

13:00 Lunch

14:15 North American iGaming industry 2020

Impact of the iGaming regulations in North America on

the industry’s dynamics

• Who will dominate the gaming market in North America when the regulated market emerges

• How the key stakeholders can position themselves now

and what could give them a head start• Possible dynamics between brick and mortar

establishments, international online organizations and lotteries – will they merge or remain separate business models

• What will happen to today’s UIGEA infringers • Shifting geographical interests and investments – what will

be the importance of Australia, Asia, Europe etc.?

Joe Brennan, Executive Director, iMEGAJason Kellerman, CEO, PurePlayMike Rumbolz, Chair, Internet Gaming Committee, Seminole Hard Rock InternationalMitch Garber, CEO, Harrah’s Interactive EntertainmentModerator: Andrew Gellatly, Editor, Gambling Compliance

15:00 Strategy debate

Exploring how you can position your company today to

take advantage of the emerging regulated North American

iGaming market

• Find out how you can establish a foothold in North America to be ready for when the market is open

• What you can do now to build your brand and player databases

• Analyze synergies between today’s legal and operational businesses and global iGaming companies to identify partnerships that can give you a head start in the USA

• Diversify your revenue streams by adding gambling to your offer – explore B2B partnerships to leverage the experience of online gambling pioneers

• Launch online operations in regulated markets today to gain expertise for your potential North American launch

• Hear about DoJ settlements and decide if you should consider that strategy

• Analyze partnerships already created: Harrah’s Interactive/Dragonfi sh, WPT/PartyGaming, Betfair/TVG & Watercooler, Scientifi c Games/Playtech, Intralot/Cyberarts and others

Peter Blacklow, CEO, Worldwinner.com and EVP Digital, GSNEd Andrewes, Managing Director, Ladbrokes eGamingFrank Pracukowski, Director of Administration, Foxwoods Development CompanyRick Weil, CEO & Managing Director, SciPlayMichael Brodsky, Executive Chairman, Youbet.comSteve Lipscomb, Founder, WPT and CEO, Ante4

16:00 Brainstorming sessions

Find out what synergies can give you a head start for your

North American online gaming operations or for your

global expansion.

• Subscription-based gaming – Jason Kellerman, CEO, PurePlay

• Fantasy sports – Jeffrey R. Thomas, Founder and CEO, World Fantasy Games / RapidDraft

• Indian tribes – Chris Gallardo, Legislative Director, Poker Voters of America

• Horse racing• Social networks, skill games and advertising model – Peter

Blacklow, CEO, Worldwinner.com, EVP Digital, GSN• Land-based gaming • B2B partnerships and white labels


17:30 End of GIGSE

Ed Andrewes Managing Director Ladbrokes eGaming

Rick Weil CEO & Managing Director SciPlay

Jason Kellerman CEO PurePlay

Steve Lipscomb Founder WPT and CEO Ante4

Dan WalshSenior Director of Governmental Affairs Greenberg Traurig and Lead US Lobbyist IGC

Jim TabilioChairman Secured American Games

Peter Blacklow CEO Worldwinner and EVP Digital GSN

Michael Brodsky Executive Chairman Youbet.com

Jeffrey R Thomas Founder & CEO World Fantasy Games/RapidDraft

Chris Gallardo Legislative Director Poker Voters of America

Melissa Riahei General Counsel Illinois Lottery

Frank Pracukowski Director of Administration Foxwoods Development Company


Sponsorship/Exhibition at GIGSE

Are you a supplier looking to build your B2B brand in front of leading gaming companies that will need your technologies, products and expertise once the market opens up or to act on their global expansion ambitions now?

At GIGSE 2010 you have the option to exhibit for three days in the main networking hall or to contribute to the agenda

as a Thought Leader by hosting one of the many workshop sessions.

The GIGSE Party and cocktail receptions are excellent options to host your existing and potential clients or there are numerous branding opportunities to raise your corporate profi le which may be combined with your delegate registrations for the event.

All budgets and objectives can be accommodated, so please contact the Clarion Gaming team today to discuss how to get involved.

Playtech, Intralot, UC Group, CWS Gaming, Dragonfi sh are amongst organizations that have recently established their foothold in North American iGaming. Make sure you don’t stay behind. Get involved NOW to secure your share of the supplier market!

Sponsorship/Exhibition enquiries:

Michelle Dencer-Brown t: +44(0)20 7370 8639 e: [email protected]

Brian McDonald t: +44(0)20 7370 8566 e: [email protected]

Speaker/Programme enquiries:

Ewa Bakun t: +44(0)20 7370 8567 e: [email protected]

Delegate enquiries:

Sam Barrett t: +44(0)20 7370 8977 e: [email protected]

Media/PR enquiries:

Yeemay Huang t: +44(0)20 7370 8579 e: [email protected]

Contact GIGSE team

GIGSE 2010 sponsors and exhibitors include:

Previous GIGSE sponsors included:

GIGSE 2010 Lead Association

GIGSE 2010 media and associations

Register now at WWW.GIGSE.COM quoting promotional code BROCHURE

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Gaming Summit, go to www.eastcoastgamingcongress.com.

• IMGL Spring Conference on May 19-21 2010 in New York, NY. To fi nd out more about the IMGL Spring Conference, go to www.gaminglawmasters.com.

Who you will meet at GIGSE 2010

The Global iGaming Summit & Expo (GIGSE) will bring together senior executives and decision-makers to discuss how to take advantage of the emerging North American iGaming market. GIGSE’s attendees will represent all the key stakeholders, including:

• Land-based casinos• Indian tribes/First Nations• Card rooms• Free-to-play gaming operators (social and skill games)• Subscription based operators of poker, fantasy football etc.• State lotteries/Provincial lottery corporations• Horse racing operators• Gaming regulators/Provincial gaming commissions• State legislators, politicians and governments• Lobby groups• Law fi rms• Media groups and holdings• International online gaming companies (operators, suppliers

and vendors of games, content, hardware, software, IT solutions, payments, fraud, loyalty programmes, marketing etc.)

• Gaming analysts and consultants• Investors

Engage with, and hear from, all the key

stakeholders in the North American debate:

Ed Andrewes, Managing Director, Ladbrokes eGaming

Jacob Appelsmith, Special Assistant Attorney General, State of California, Chief, Department of Justice, Division of Law Enforcement, Bureau of Gambling Control

Eric M. Bernstein, Esq., Eric M. Bernstein & Associates

Peter Blacklow, CEO, Worldwinner.com and EVP Digital, GSN

Phill Brear, Head of Gambling Regulation, Gibraltar Regulatory

Authority

Joe Brennan, Executive Director, iMEGA

Melanie Brenner, Executive Director, Poker Voters of America

Michael Brodsky, Executive Chairman, Youbet.com

Richard D. Bronson, Chairman, US Digital Gaming

Frank Catania, Partner, Catania Consulting

Michael Corfman, President, GPWA

Dr. Jeffrey L. Derevensky, Professor, School/Applied Child Psychology, Professor, Psychiatry, Co-Director, International Centre for Youth Gambling, Problems and High-Risk Behaviors, McGill University

Howard Dickstein, General Counsel, California Tribal Business

Alliance (CTBA)

Jon L. Fleischaker, Managing Partner, Louisville, Dinsmore Shohl

LLP

Dale Fuga, Chief Operating Offi cer, Manitoba Gaming Control

Commission

Chris Gallardo, Legislative Director, Poker Voters of America

Mitch Garber, CEO, Harrah’s Interactive Entertainment

Andrew Gellatly, Editor, Gambling Compliance

Brett Hale, Senior Vice President, Corporate and Governmental Relations, Churchill Downs

Alison Harvey, Executive Director, California Tribal Business

Alliance

Simon Holliday, Director, H2 Gambling Capital

Jason Kellerman, CEO, PurePlay


Lloyd Levine, President, Filament Strategies, Former Assembly Member, California State Legislature

Steve Lipscomb, Founder, WPT and CEO, Ante4

Moti Malul, VP, Sales and Business Development, NeoGames

Dale McDonnell, Assistant Director & General Counsel, Minnesota State Lottery

Martin Owens, Owner, Law Offi ces of M.D. Owens Jr.

John Pappas, Executive Director, Poker Players Alliance

Michael Pollock, Managing Director, Spectrum Gaming Group

Frank Pracukowski, Director of Administration, Foxwoods

Development Company

Mike Rumbolz, Chair, Internet Gaming Committee, Seminole

Hard Rock International

Melissa Riahei, General Counsel, Illinois Lottery

Bill Rutsey, CEO, Canadian Gaming Association

Andy Schneiderman, VP and General Counsel, Commerce Casino

Linda Shorey, Partner, K&L Gates

Robert Stocker, Partner, Dickinson & Wright

Hillevi Stuhrenberg, Manager of Responsible Gaming, Betsson

Jim Tabilio, Chairman, Secured American Games

Jeffrey R. Thomas, Founder & CEO, World Fantasy Games/RapidDraft

Dan Walsh, Senior Director of Governmental Affairs, Greenberg

Traurig and Lead US Lobbyist, IGC

Rick Weil, CEO & Managing Director, SciPlay

Joe Winert, Senior Vice President, Spectrum Gaming Group


Networking

Need to shake hands with the top decision makers involved in

the future of America’s iGaming market?

GiGSE is your introduction to the who’s who of the future of

American gaming.

Whether you’re a bold and well-practiced networker happy to strike up conversations with our 40+ expert speakers after their presentation; or new to the industry, there is a networking event at GiGSE that will meet your business demands. Choose from:

• Targeted speed networking sessions: For those new to the market, this structured networking technique can’t be beaten for quickly expanding your network of contacts

• The GiGSE cocktail party for pre-conference chatter and scene-setting on May 11

• The Offi cial GiGSE party for an exuberant toast to the good days coming back! Everyone needs to relax, and our informal networking events are a perfect backdrop to make friends, catch up with international colleagues or strike a deal

• Exchanging ideas and concerns at the interactive roundtables

• Interactive brainstorming sessions – give you scope to engage with your peers and enjoy a more collaborative conference experience

All of the above, so you return to the offi ce with over 150 business cards from the most important fi gures in the American iGaming industry!

CEO/Owner

Board level

Senior Directors and VPs

Manager/Senior level

Executive/Assistant

*based on 2009 event attendees

Who attends Clarion Gaming conferences*

For more details and exclusive white papers on North American iGaming, go to WWW.GIGSE.COM

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Gigse 2010 Brochure

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