EPISODE · Jan 16, 2026 · 23 MIN
Your First iGaming Conference: Get in the game
from The iGaming Experience · host Samee Bhatti
The episode breaks down the significance of attending iGaming conferences, especially for newcomers to the industry. Drawing from his own experiences, host Sam Bhatti emphasizes the power of simply showing up, building familiarity, and forming relationships. He provides insights into large events like ICE and SBC summits, as well as more intimate, focused gatherings. Sam also offers practical advice on making the most of these conferences, including the importance of follow-up and approaching interactions without an agenda. This episode aims to encourage and guide new iGaming professionals in navigating the often daunting world of industry conferences. 00:00 Introduction to iGaming Conferences 00:28 Overcoming the Intimidation of First Summits 02:23 The Importance of Being Present 07:15 Understanding the Big Events: ICE and SBC 09:55 The Value of Smaller, Curated Events 12:46 Building Relationships at Summits 16:21 What a Successful Summit Looks Like 18:01 Post-Summit Follow-Up 19:52 Preparing for the Next Summit 21:00 Final Thoughts and Encouragement Thanks for listening to The iGaming Experience podcast—your spot for learning about the world of iGaming from people in the game. Shoutout to our sponsor Zebra Solutions, pushing the boundaries of tech innovation in iGaming. Check them out at zebrasolutions.me to see how they're making life easier for operators. Let's connect! Follow Zebra Solutions on LinkedIn for industry updates and to boost our egos: linkedin.com/company/zebra-solutions-me, and connect with me personally on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/sambhatti. If today's episode provided you any value, please let me know by subscribing, rating, and sharing with your network. That's what all the cool people are doing... Need more iGaming in your life? Catch all our episodes here.
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