Gambit on Affiliates - THIS WEEK

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Hi Guys - Quick post on this event happening this week - The guy that runs these does it in his own time for the benefit of the industry and often at the cost to himself so if you can please go along and support the event this Thursday - Also I have negoitaed a deal where if you mention A4U you get your ticket half price!

Public Gambit Events in 2008 Gambit on Affiliates 17th July (this thursday) Since Gambit is non profit, we only charge nominal entry fee, why wait? signup now at: Gaming gambling industry worldwide's Special Interest Group: "Gambit" or to be informed in the future, signup to our newsletter now (www.TheGambit.info/re/ ) Affiliates is a black art for the gaming world, what does it do? why the gaming world need their help/support? Is it replacement for good old traditional above and below the line marketing? How important 'really' is this form of promotions? Do the gaming operations and software vendors and the rest of the value chain need to be bothered about the affiliates?? What are the best practices that we can learn from other retail trading markets that can be employed in the gaming world, what are the best practices and would transparencies help? Are affiliate the king makers? To answer these questions and more, Gambit will once again assemble the best the market has to offer both in terms of speakers and attendees and have a no hold bar insightful discussion and networking evening. To answer these questions and more, Gambit on Affiliates will aim to assemble as usual the best speakers the sector has to offer and tackle these issues point by point. Matt Adams, International director, Tradedoubler (confirmed) Ebbe Groes, CEO, Betbrain (confirmed) Marc Thomas, Sportsbook Marketing Director, 888 (TBC) Senior Director, Betfair (TBC) It will take place at the Cass Business School:106 Bunhill Row, London EC1Y 8TZ Find Cass Business School Timing: 6:00pm Welcoming drinks, tea & biscuits 6:30pm Panel discussion commence 8:00pm Drinks & Networking 9:00pm Proceedings finished at the business school, further networking to a local club/bar