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Hard to believe that ICEi wrapped up more than a month ago! Only 327 days until ICEi 2009!
In case you couldn’t be there to visit us in person, here are a few photos that were taken at our stand.
The doors of ICEi have closed for yet another year, and the stands are being torn down around me as I write this. It was one hell of a show – the best ever for us – with lots of enthusiasm surrounding the online bingo space. Seems we say the same thing every year, but it's always true: every ICEi is better than the last.
The great thing about ICEi is it's the only time of year when virtually the entire online gaming industry gets together in the same place at the same time. It's the perfect place to connect faces to names and catch up with people you only get see at shows like this.
ICEi 2008 has officially begun and we’re off to a roaring start. What a difference a year makes. Last year’s show came on the heels the UIGEA, so the atmosphere was serious, even somber. A year later, we’ve collectively embraced the challenges and regained our enthusiasm.
Based on the considerable success of the second-annual Online Bingo Summit, organizers have moved up the date for the 2008 event. "People just can’t wait, it seems," says Ravi Virpal, Director at Bullet Business.
The event will once again be held over two days in London on June 17 and 18. Virpal promises the Summit will be better than ever, with more great speakers, exhibitors, discussion topics and roundtable sessions.
Once again, Parlay Entertainment will be a key sponsor of the bingo summit.
It's that time of year again -- when the global gaming industry converges in London to strut their stuff at the ICE/ICEi exhibition. For the gang at Parlay, it will be our seventh year holding court at Earls Court. So we know that by the end of Day Three we'll have sore feet, dry mouths and maybe just a touch of a hangover. But we wouldn't miss it for the world.
Parlay was pleased to sponsor the Bullet Business Bingo Summit in London, September 27 and 28, 2007. We are grateful to David Lloyd, webmaster of PlayingBingo.co.uk for allowing us to print a condensed version of his summit report.
One of the highlights of the year for the online bingo market is the conference arranged by Bullet Business. The annual summit features a range of panels, round tables and talks on a number of different industry facets.
What a whirlwind the last month has been. First to Gibraltar and Malta for customer meetings. Then to London for the terrific Bingo Summit and eGaming Awards. Next to Argentina, exploring Latin American market opportunities. And finally Spain for the biggest EiG ever. It's not easy keeping up with the momentum of online bingo these days.
From eGaming Review Winners Report
After a year of what can only be described as momentous change, the online gaming industry came together on September 28, 2007 to reward the operators that led the way and made their mark in the sector. If the past 12 months were ever to be viewed as a litmus test of how the online gaming industry could adapt under the toughest of circumstances, there is little doubt it passed any such test with flying colours.
It's the eve of London's Online Bingo summit and I'm feeling a bit nostalgic. Has it really been more than a decade since Parlay developed the world's first interactive online bingo site? Is it true that we were instrumental in reinventing and reinvigorating the world's most popular game?
