Bullet Business announce dates for the 4th Annual Legal Gaming in Europe Conference

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(Free-Press-Release.com) October 14, 2009 -- Bullet Business is pleased to announce the launch of the 4th Annual Legal Gaming in Europe Conference, taking place on January 25 – 26 in London. Speakers from industry leading operators, associations, and law firms will come together to discuss the legislative minefield of Europe.

2009 has been a busy period for the ECJ. With the recent ruling on the bwin/Portuguese football league versus Santa Casa case going in favour of monopolistic protectionism what is next for the gambling industry? Well 2010 again promises to bring hope to the industry of more deregulation and new lucrative markets to move into. Signals such as Ladbrokes recent two victories against the Swedish and Danish monopolies in similar cases involving breach of trademarks and marketing laws are indicators that monopolies are not having it all their own way but as ever in the gambling industry, who can possibly predict what is going to happen next?

The event is proving to be very timely as operators continually look at new markets to move into as the traditional markets they have operated in begin to saturate.
This conference is recognized by your industry peers as the place to be to discuss European gambling legislation. Just see what Gigi Levy, CEO, 888.com recently stated:
“The big issue for the industry is regulation. Regulation, and in particular the recent ECJ verdict against Bwin, is the big thing facing us. It is the one thing that could change the industry altogether on the European side.”

Key features for the event include:
• European Jurisdictions: What products can be offered, tax framework, commitment to responsible gaming
• Lowdown on lucrative new markets Denmark, Spain, France and Italy from the jurisdictions themselves: How they are fairing with their licensing models
• European Commission Standpoint: As countries go it alone in search of the best model will we ever see a uniformed standard?
• Industry in action: lobbying from associations, regulators and operators

• Country-by-country guide to the whole of Europe, USA, Asia and South America

The organisers will be welcoming all senior members of the gambling industry value chain from solicitors, lawyers, operators, associations and regulators. With over 120 senior industry experts expected under one roof, the event is set to establish itself again as the annual meeting place for industry leaders to share knowledge on the legal landscape.

Other great benefits from attending the conference include 14+ hours of networking, focused discussion groups, networking cocktail party at the end of day one and more! For more information on the summit go to http://www.bulletbusiness.com/info/11

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