The River City Group (a division
of Clarion Events) is pleased to announce their latest casino gambling
networking event - the fifth annual 2007 Pacific Conference on iGaming (PCIG).
Taking place in less than two weeks on February 26-27, interested parties are
being urged to register - which closes on February 21 - for the conference
through www.rivercitygroup.com. The conference promises to be full of networking
opportunities for gaming operations who are already in or are considering to
enter the Pacific online gambling sector.
Chief Executive Officer of River
City Group, Sue Schneider, is actively promoting the conference, which has seen
a steady turnout of attendees since its inception five years ago. Considering
the enormous marketability of the Pacific region, which has been opening its
doors to both land-based and online casino gambling in recent times, the PCIG
2007 could very well be the platform for several business opportunities and deal
clinchers. Last years conference had over 120 delegates and top-level industry
speakers amidst numerous Asian gaming exhibitions.
Regarded as one of the most
exclusive conferencing events for the Asian online gaming industry, PCIG 2007
has confirmed the attendance of several notable business leaders and companies
who are poised to help shape the future of the Asian gaming sector. Covering two
full days of networking, workshops and discussions, an event brochure detailing
all of the scheduled activities can be viewed at River City Group's website.
Some of the events include Asian
cultural considerations, an overview of the Asian casino gambling market, a
history of Asian horseracing, establishing lottery operations in China, the
prospects of Macau, mobile phone gambling in Asia, challenges of
player-to-player games such as mahjong, developing effective online payment
processing solutions, and the prospects of turning Asian gamblers onto Poker.
Held at the beautiful Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Macau, the cost to attend is
$1,100 per single individual (discounts are available).