The life and times of Steve Norton (l.), who led the effort to legalize gaming in Atlantic City, was on display last week at the East Coast Gaming Congress where they paid tribute to the man with a video featuring appearances by some of the people whose lives he touched.

New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin will return as keynote luncheon speaker for the 27th Annual East Coast Gaming Congress (ECGC) to be held April 16-17 at the Hard Rock Atlantic City.

The 27th Annual East Coast Gaming Congress will chart the future of both casino gaming and lotteries, and will do so at a particularly noteworthy moment: 2024 marks both the 90th anniversary of the first government-run lottery in the United States and the 60th anniversary of the nation’s first state-run lottery.

Lloyd D. Levenson, CEO of Cooper Levenson and one of the organizers of the East Coast Gaming Congress, talks with Dave Weischadle on Turnpike Sports® Spotlight this week, discussing all things gaming and this year’s East Coast Gaming Congress, set for April 17-18 at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – The 27th Annual East Coast Gaming Congress is poised to once again be a forum for top industry leaders to unveil new ideas and chart the future of the global gaming industry. ECGC 27.0, the longest-running gaming conference in the United States, takes place April 17-18

The longest-running gaming conference in the United States will again offer Continuing Legal Education credits from both New Jersey and Pennsylvania.

The longest-running gaming conference in the United States has long been known as a forum of “Leaders Speaking to Leaders.” That message will be particularly resonant and relevant as this year’s conference.