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SBC Again Running Sports Betting Tours at ICE London

Written by:

C Costigan

Published on:

Jan/31/2019

Gambling911.com media partner SBC Events will once again be running sports betting tours at this year's ICE London event, which commences 5-7 February, 2019.

Designed to help delegates who are interested in sports betting meet with key sport betting exhibitors.

Starting at 11am from our Stand (S3-206) we will then take them for a 90 minute tour introducing to some of the best sports betting companies on the vast exhibition floor!

The "Granddaddy of Sports Betting Conferences" will take place 23-25 April, just one week before Gambling911.com's most trafficked sports wagering event of the year, the Kentucky Derby.

It will feature over 2000 delegates, 200 plus speakers and 40 plus exhibitions.

Gambling911.com will be in New York City attending this event. We will also be featured throughout.

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- Chris Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher

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