European Gaming restarts live events with Mare balticum gaming summit

Mare balticum gaming summit, Baltic and Nordic region’s most popular conference returns to Vilnius on 12th may.

    European Gaming, Hipther Agency’s Central and Eastern European betting and gaming media platform, is gearing up to relaunch its live events schedule with the return of the Mare balticum gaming summit. The 5th edition of Hipther’s boutique European Gaming summit restarts its in-person format on May 12, 2022, in Vilnius, Lithuania, at the eco-friendly Radisson Blu Royal Astorija Hotel, located in the Baltic capital’s Unesco-certified old town.    Dedicated to providing a platform of discussion between the two regions’ regulatory authorities, operators and suppliers, the Mare balticum gaming summit will feature a full day’s panel discussions and presentations from leading figures in the iGaming industry.   With the conference agenda set to be announced in the coming weeks, the event’s extensive roster of expert speakers will include Dainis Niedra (managing director Central & Eastern Europe at Enlabs), Kaido Ulejev (commercial director Ceeca at Betsson Group) and Morten Ronde (managing partner at Nordic Gambling).   The Summit will also see the return of the Baltic and Scandinavian gaming awards (Bsg Awards), launched in 2019, which has seen accolades awarded to regional industry leaders including BetGames, Relax Gaming, Sportradar, Betsson and Bet365.   The awards’ online voting process opens on 14th March, with the industry invited to vote online up until April 10th to support their favourite Baltic and Scandinavian companies reach the 5-strong shortlist for each category. More details can be found by visiting the following link.   Totalling 36 nomination categories, the awards are considered the leading accolade in the region, established to provide an independent, fair and representative awards event that recognises significant achievements across the Baltic and Scandinavian gaming industries.   To provide a fully transparent process, the final winners of each shortlist category will be decided by a special voting session held during the day of the conference.   Commenting on the restart of the Mare balticum gaming summit, Zoltan Tuendik, founder and head of Business and events at European Gaming said: “Mare balticum gaming summit holds a special place in our hearts and is a series that we are really proud of. Along with its family-like atmosphere nurtured by returning participants, the openness of the regulators and government officials who attend to answer the industry’s burning questions, makes the summit valuable to all. All these ingredients help the gaming industry reach new heights and create a friendly business environment for local and foreign investors and stakeholders.”   For virtual attendees, the conference will also be available to participate in online. Those interested can register via the following link.   Gioco News is one of the media partner of the event.