Slot Summit 2011 to take place in Slovenia in May

For over ten years now The Slot Academy has held both one-off training courses to suit casinos - and residential courses for gaming professionals across a wide series of disciplines – including both operators and manufacturers.

Now, following unprecedented demand The Slot Academy in conjunction with the University of Nevada, supported by some of the leading operator associations and sponsored by IGT and Bally Technologies, is staging a “Slot Summit” for operators only.

Held over 4 days, attendees will learn first-hand: Who is in charge of making profit-making decisions, What are the basic principles that operators ignore when setting up a new slot floor, When an operator can be sure that his casino is meeting the demands of customers, How is the current trend in slots developing and what will his casino floor look like in 2, 5 and 10 years from now. Besides, it will treat the issue of how much an operator can lose through not bench-marking and measuring his floor performance.

Available in 4 different languages and allowing business and social networking with staff from International operators, the Slot Summit is both a training course and inspirational event that is set to be a key date on the gaming professionals calendar.

Registration fee 1,750 Euros / 2,400 US dollars will include: training and materials; 5 nights of accommodation in Perla Hotel; transfers to airport; all breakfasts, lunches and sponsored dinners.

All sessions will be simultaneously translated into Spanish, Italian and French at an additional 100 euros. People that book before ICE 2011 will receive a 10% discount, and there is also a 10% discount for members of European, French and Spanish Casino Associations.