US gambling expo AASBS returns for 3rd edition in 2023

The Annual All American Sports Betting Summit or AASBS for short has announced a date for its third gathering which will take place on June 27-29, 2023, in San Diego. The event will welcome a host of prominent leaders from both iGaming and sports betting, and some of the biggest industry heavyweights in the North American market.

At a time of rapid change for the US gambling industry, the event will address a number of topics that are important to how businesses will operate across the region in the coming months. This involves hot topics such as the legal status of sports betting, player protection, and how to address state regulation when dynamic changes are happening all the time.

The event is hosted at the Paradise Point Resort & Spa, and it will bring a prominent host of C-level industry professionals who are well-versed in the industry status quo and motivated about the oncoming changes that will shape business from a legislative, regulatory, and technological point of view.

The three-day summit will commence with the "Welcome to Paradise" party that will offer the attendees an opportunity to connect, exchange know-how, and get to know each other before the event’s panels and discussions start in full. There will be a number of prominent speakers among whom:

• Adam Kaplan: COO at SportsGrid
• Benjamin Floyd: Founder and CEO of i3 Integrity
• Bill Pascrell: Partner at Princeton Public Affairs Group, Inc
• David Isaacson, Senior VP at Spectrum Gaming Capital
• Jordan Hollander: Deputy Attorney General and Assistant Section Chief of Casino Licensing at the New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement
• Dr Laila Mintas: Co-Founder and CEO of PlayEngine
• Martin Lycka: SVP for American Regulatory Affairs and Responsible Gambling at Entain

Anyone interested in attending may also benefit from the Early Bird Delegate Passes for AASBS 2023 which will be available through May 21, 2023. You may find more information about the AASBS at the official website.

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