The EGR Power Summit is getting closer! We are proud to sponsor this pivotal event where we will be hosting a round table discussion and sponsoring the Friday golf tournament. Join us next month in Miami at the Ritz Carlton Coconut Grove as we discuss the challenges and opportunities for online gambling, esports, and sports betting.
Continent 8’s Chief Development Officer Nick Nally will host our round table titled “The data challenges and opportunities emerging from post PASPA regulation.” Don’t miss the chance to learn about the dramatic growth potential with the reversal of PASPA and what it could mean for your business.
For those of you who are golf enthusiasts, we are hosting a golf tournament after the event. Join us Friday, September 14th, at the Crandon Golf Course for a little healthy competition. Prizes will be given!
Continent 8 is the hub for sports betting and online gaming in the United States. With our new Atlantic City expansion, as well as expanding capabilities in Mississippi, Nevada, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, we can help you take advantage of the incredible growth opportunities unfolding across the country.
Attending? Talk with us about how we can help connect and protect your online gaming applications and data. CEO and Co-Founder Michael Tobin, Co-Founder Jay Stubina, Chief Development Officer Nick Nally, and Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Counsel David Lejeune will be attending. We look forward to seeing you there!
Email:
info@continent8.com
Phone:
North America
📞 +1 514 461 5120
Europe
📞 +44 1624 67888
EGR US Power Summit Roundtable Discussion
“The data challenges and opportunities emerging from post PASPA regulation.”
Moderated by Continent 8 Technologies’ Nick Nally
Thursday, September 13, at 11:10 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.
Friday, September 14th
Crandon Golf Course
For more information about the event, visit the event site.
Continent 8 Technologies is a proud sponsor of the EGR US Power Summit 2018 happening in Miami, Florida September 13-14, 2018. We’re looking forward to the discussions and networking opportunities at the event, which will be held at the Ritz Carlton Coconut Grove, Miami. During the summit, senior executives looking to expand in the North American market will gather to assess the challenges and opportunities for online gambling, esports, and sports betting.
Other topics of discussion will include “How to keep the momentum going,” ”Crypto and blockchain in egaming: hype or the future of gaming,” and “A new code of conduct: as the sector grows, so does responsibility.” Attending this event will give you a better understanding of the strategic and operational implications of operating in this growing market.
Attending? Talk with us about how we can help connect and protect your online gaming applications and data. CEO Michael Tobin and Chief Development Officer Nick Nally will be available for private meetings. We look forward to seeing you there!
EGR US Power Summit Roundtable Discussion
“The data challenges and opportunities emerging from post PASPA regulation”
Moderated by Continent 8 Technologies
Thursday, September 13, at 11:10 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.
Email: info@continent8.com
Phone: +44 1624 678888
People do a lot of things online and they all have this in common: They need a good secure connection and enough bandwidth for the data they’ll need to receive and send.
Some of the casino hotels — Caesars Atlantic City and Harrah’s Resort among them — and perhaps other operators want to do something big and special online. They want to become major East Coast players in the rapidly growing esports market.
Caesars hosted the city’s first competitive video gaming event, last year’s Gears of War Pro Circuit contest. Harrah’s in May held a Rainbow Six Siege Pro League event.
With esports expected to generate $1.3 billion a year by 2020, there is a considerable opportunity for making competitive online gaming a bigger part of Atlantic City’s offerings.
A nearly concluded deal by a British firm to create a powerful data center, in leased space in the Atlantic City Convention Center, could provide a digital backbone for the tech-heavy esports events of the future.
Continent 8 wants to invest $5 million to build a 6,000-square-foot data center, with the servers and internet connections needed for the network-intensive online competitions.