Only 2 weeks to go until the Scandinavian Gaming Show

Monday, 20 August 2018

With only two weeks to go before the inaugural Scandinavian Gaming Show (Stockholmsmässan, Stockholm, Sweden, 5-6 September 2018), Eventus International discusses why the conference is important, who you will have the opportunity to meet and what you will learn.

Sweden is and will continue to be one of Europe’s most acclaimed gaming destinations both for online and land-based punters and operators. This is due to Sweden’s status as a developed market and strong economy with high disposable adult income. With the new regulations for the Swedish gambling market coming into effect from January next year, many operators would like to know what opportunities the Swedish market has and how to capitalize on them.

Over 200 Participants already registered for SGS 2018

By: Staff Writer at Eventus International

Eventus International announced today that they already have over 60 companies and 200 participants for their latest addition to their series of gaming shows, the Scandinavian Gaming Show.

The entire gambling sector is buzzing with excitement for next year’s reregulation of the Swedish Gambling industry that will begin in January next year. This reregulation in Sweden will open up a number of opportunities for local entrepreneurs and gambling companies who can now operate in their own country.

The European meeting point for finance & technology professionals working to commercialise blockchain technology returns to Ireland on October 2-4

Jeremy Wilson, Vice Chairman of Barclays set to discuss the future role of digital tokens in financial services- BFC EU takes place in Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on October 2-4- Host sponsors include Deloitte, Arthur Cox, Enterprise Ireland, Barclays and IDA

The above is so true for many cryptocurrency investors. All in all, few of us really do know how to make profits on the market. Most of the investors are people who have their daily lives and jobs, who can’t sacrifice much time to do the research and trading.

Many could agree that this had led to many situations when people lost their life savings due to adverse trading decisions.

There are solutions, though.

In the last years, we have witnessed a boom in the cryptocurrency market. Making a crypto coin isn’t the hardest thing in the world, that’s why we became quickly inflated with thousands of different cryptos that no people used. However, some enthusiasts had seen potential in a few of those and decided to invest, ending up with coins that eventually became utterly useless.

We can all agree that dead coins sitting in our wallets are indeed a problem – but how can we make any use of them?

There is indeed a solution.