iGaming NEXT 2021

Co-founder at iGaming NEXT & Podcast host Pierre Lindh on Wednesday morning was celebrating the launch of iGaming NEXT’s 2021 in-person event, which includes two days of pertinent and timely discussions impacting the industry, as well as social events and two sporting events.

Themed ‘Disrupting the Status Quo’, the event sees iGaming heavy hitters have their say as the world emerges from the pandemic and the industry looks to the future in the wake of changing regulatory requirements, technological advancements being made at breakneck speed as well as the consumer trends driving the industry.

Taking place between 20-21st October 2021 at the Mediterranean Conference Centre in Valletta, anybody who wishes to follow but cannot attend in person is able to follow live below:

iGaming NEXT 2020 had to be cancelled due to pandemic restrictions, with the last in-person event for the organisation having taken place way back in 2019. As the vaccine drive continued to ramp up in Malta throughout 2021, the in-person events which the iGaming industry thrives on are back with a bang!





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