SiGMA's 6th edition set to bring its awards gala, celebrities, hummers and helicopters 

This year’s SiGMA expo in Malta is set to offer celebrity appearances, VIP helicopter transfers, a diamond catwalk model show, and the Malta iGaming Awards gala. Organizers say this week’s proceedings at SiGMA’19 will have an air of celebration and exclusivity. 

SiGMA Group is pulling out all the stops in terms of transport for the conference, with the usual fleet of branded coaches delivering delegates to the show from the centre of St Julian’s, as well as some more exclusive travel options - four Hummer limos, two helicopters, and even a hot air balloon. There’s also a Lamborghini up for grabs from FreeBitcoin (exhibiting on stand G5).

Furthermore, FashionTV Gaming will be putting on catwalk shows throughout each day on their stand P9, and Lucky.io will welcome football legend Roberto Carlos on their stand BR21. Also, there will be the VIPs from the iGaming and Blockchain sectors including Calvin Ayre, John McAfee, Anthony Pompliano, Brock Pierce, Jesper Svensson, and many more.

While the SiGMA’19 expo will further increase the events standing as the leading European business gathering for the iGaming sector, this week’s proceedings will also have an air of celebration and exclusivity. https://t.co/VOtYSjcnPa#igamingsummit #igaming #igamingmalta

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Eman Pulis, founder and CEO of SiGMA Group, said: “This sixth edition of our iGaming show will showcase the ongoing success of the sector, and confirms our status as the biggest iGaming event in the European calendar. Having our delegates and exhibitors arrive in style is the icing on the cake, and will give our Asian visitors a taste of what to expect in Manila for SiGMA 2020.”

SiGMA’19 takes place from 26th to 29th November at the MFCC in Ta Qali, Malta, kicking off with the Malta iGaming Awards at the Hilton on Tuesday. The show will welcome over 400 sponsors and exhibitors, 200 industry­-leading speakers and a record ­breaking 15,000 attendees from over 80 countries.