A large turnout is expected at G2E 2023 in Las Vegas.

October is fast approaching, which means that people in the iGaming industry are preparing for the Global Gaming Expo 2023 in Las Vegas, and Canadians will have a large presence at this show, which takes place between the 9th and 12th at The Venetian Expo.
This year, representatives from over 100 countries and regions with regulated gaming jurisdictions will be at the event. According to the Canadian Gaming Association, contributing over US$15 billion, gaming is the largest segment of Canada's entertainment industry and directly supports over 135 full-time jobs. The Canadian gaming industry is driving industry innovation both nationally and internationally, and the size of its presence at G2E is commensurate with this status. For attendees, the show is a great networking opportunity and a chance to see what's next in global gaming, all under one roof. Over 350 exhibitors and companies showcase the latest gaming products, technologies, and solutions from around the world.
The G2E education program will explore what's next for legal online sports betting and casino games in Canada, with Ontario now one of the largest jurisdictions in North America.
G2E is partnering with the CGA to present a session focused on the Canadian iGaming market called “18 Months In: Updates on the Canadian iGaming Market” on October 9, in which a panel of Canadian executives will discuss developments in the industry, what’s next for Ontario, which is the country’s only open and competitive market, and where everything could lead to the rest of Canada.
Martha Otton, CEO of iGaming Ontario; Karin Schnarr, the new CEO of the Ontario Alcohol and Gaming Commission; Amanda Brewer, Country Manager for the Kindred Group in Canada; Shelley White, CEO of the Responsible Gambling Council; and Chantal Cipriano, Vice President, Legal, Compliance and People for PointsBet Canada, make up a star-studded panel.
Canadian industry stakeholders will also discuss a variety of topics throughout the education sessions, ranging from online sports betting operations to customer/identity verification, ESG, iGaming platforms, and technology. Warren Tristram of Nuvei Technologies will participate in “Payment Orchestration: The Ultimate Guide to Optimization” in October. Cameron Conn of OneComply will speak on “Tech Forward: Responsible Gaming & Regulatory Compliance” on October 10, and Malorie Robinson and Jim DeMichael of the SAS Institute will participate in “Optimizing Player Reinvestment with Machine Learning” on October 11.
Canadian exhibitors will include Eigen Development Ltd., GeoComply Solutions, Jackpot Digital, NRT Technology, Nuvei Technologies, SAS Institute, We Create Entertainment, and many more. ( CDC Gaming )


