The producers of the East Coast Gaming Congress (ECGC) have announced the 27th annual event will take place April 17-18, 2024, and will again be held at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. ECGC is the longest-running gaming conference in the United States.

The conference, held April 19-20 at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, made news on multiple fronts, including an announcement from New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin about new responsible-gaming initiatives that other states will consider emulating.

New Jersey Attorney General Matthew J. Platkin will deliver a luncheon keynote address at the 26th Annual East Coast Gaming Congress (ECGC) to be held April 19-20 at the Hard Rock Atlantic City. 

Ponder these interesting factoids about the upcoming 26th annual East Coast Gaming Congress, to be held April 19-20 at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.

A panel of experts will examine the omnichannel gaming trend at the 26th annual East Coast Gaming Congress (ECGC), April 19-20 at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City.

A panel of industry experts will examine this rapidly evolving issue at the East Coast Gaming Congress (ECGC) to be held April 19-20 at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City.

Atlantic City, NJ – Prominent gaming industry leaders from across the country – including nine of the industry’s top CEOs – are confirmed to speak at the 26th Annual East Coast Gaming Congress, April 19 – 20 at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City. The two-day conference will bring

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – In response to overwhelming demand, the East Coast Gaming Congress & Nexgen Gaming Forum (ECGC) is moving back to its original place on the gaming calendar. Save the date for April 19-20 at the Hard Rock & Casino in Atlantic City. For more than 25 years,

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ – Lotteries and casinos have historically been separate industries, but the digital revolution is changing that. As ilottery and lottery courier services emerge, and as lotteries delve into sports betting and other shared verticals, what are the implications for policies and profits? And what can be done