At the Canadian Gaming Summit, sports betting will be covered in full
The Canadian Gaming Summit is gearing up to host over 3,000 industry stakeholders and a multitude of experts, all converging to delve deeply into the burgeoning sports betting sector and its unfolding narrative within the region.
A dedicated Sports Betting Track will kick off proceedings on the event's inaugural day, Wednesday, June 19, at the Metro Toronto Convention Center. This specialized track will explore a diverse array of topics central to the industry's trajectory, including Canadian sports viewership and the potential roles of daily fantasy sports and esports in shaping the landscape of sports betting.
Highlighted panels will address pivotal issues within the segment, such as "The Winning Ticket: How Sports Betting Can Emulate Lottery's Appeal," spotlighting opportunities to harness the popularity of traditional Canadian lotteries to foster loyalty and integrity within the sector.
Another notable panel, "It's All In The Game: Innovations In Live Betting," will delve into the realm of in-play sports betting and emerging innovations, shedding light on the transformative potential for sportsbooks and bettors alike.
Furthering the discourse, "Game Changers: Collaborative Synergy With Sports Leagues" will examine the evolving partnership dynamics between sports leagues and sportsbooks, reshaping the landscape of Canadian sports betting. Opportunities for enhanced brand visibility, deeper engagement, and expanded market reach will be explored.
The event boasts a lineup of esteemed speakers, including Conor Murray (VP Marketing, FanDuel), Nic Sulsky (CCO, PointsBet), Owen Welsh (VP Gaming, Sports Betting & Innovation, CFL), Martin Lycka (SVP American Regulatory Affairs & Responsible Gambling, Entain), Britt Doll (Global Marketing Director, Rivalry), and numerous others—all influential figures with vested interests in the success of the Canadian sports betting market.
BatBulo4ka 5 thousand a day - well, this is no longer a player, but some kind of investor. It is quite reasonable to limit it.
CertifiedNiggur And then they wonder why the players are paranoid... Even dealers can no longer be trusted.
ImBrainless Damn, how sick these casinos are with their blocks! I had a situation in the pin-up, just when a big win was shining - 8k. And what do you think? They blocked the under the pretext of "suspicious activity". Two months of correspondence, and only after threatening to write to the regulator, the money was returned. Now I check 100 times where I go. Thank you for the article, a relevant topic!
Spartan113 Informative, thanks to the author! Now I will know that this has happened. The lesson for the future is to check everything three times.
MisterM1mba One thing is clear – if the software is buggy, then it is a casino problem. Why should a player suffer?
This summit couldn't come at a better time, especially with the rapidly changing landscape of sports betting in Canada. The topics being covered, from daily fantasy sports to partnerships with sports leagues, are incredibly relevant. Excited to hear from industry leaders and experts on these crucial matters.
As someone who's been following the evolution of sports betting in Canada closely, I'm thrilled to see these discussions taking place. The lineup of speakers is impressive, and I'm particularly intrigued by the panel on leveraging lottery appeal in sports betting. Can't wait to hear what insights they have to offer!
It's fantastic to see the Canadian Gaming Summit shining a spotlight on sports betting. The panels covering topics like live betting innovations and collaborations with sports leagues are sure to provide valuable perspectives. Count me in for this event!
This summit sounds like a must-attend for anyone involved or interested in the sports betting industry in Canada. With such a diverse range of topics and esteemed speakers, I'm eager to gain insights into the future of sports betting and how it intersects with Canadian culture.