The 2016 edition of ICE Totally Gaming is on track to exceed last year’s record attendance, set to be the biggest on record.

The ICE Totally Gaming 2016, which will be held on Feb 2 to 4 at the ExCeL Centre, is set to make another history as it occupies 38,980 square metres (sqm) of net floor space, across 15 of the 20 halls available at the ExCeL Centre, London’s largest purpose-built events and conference venue.

“In the exhibition industry, size is clearly an important issue, however, as guardians of what has become world gaming’s most influential business-to-business event, we are mindful of the need to ensure that the pace of growth is measured and sustainable,” said Kate Chambers, who has directed the development of ICE at ExCeL. “ICE is now part of the fabric of world gaming and Clarion has a development strategy in place designed to ensure that continues to be the case over the long-term.”

ICE 2015 attracted an independently audited record attendance of 25,497. Now, the data, which applies to the period up to Jan. 14, shows that pre-registration is up by 4% at the same stage of the marketing campaign as last year.

The 2016 edition of ICE Totally Gaming is on track to exceed last year’s record attendance, set to be the biggest on record.

The ICE Totally Gaming 2016, which will be held on Feb 2 to 4 at the ExCeL Centre, is set to make another history as it occupies 38,980 square metres (sqm) of net floor space, across 15 of the 20 halls available at the ExCeL Centre, London’s largest purpose-built events and conference venue.

“In the exhibition industry, size is clearly an important issue, however, as guardians of what has become world gaming’s most influential business-to-business event, we are mindful of the need to ensure that the pace of growth is measured and sustainable,” said Kate Chambers, who has directed the development of ICE at ExCeL. “ICE is now part of the fabric of world gaming and Clarion has a development strategy in place designed to ensure that continues to be the case over the long-term.”

ICE 2015 attracted an independently audited record attendance of 25,497. Now, the data, which applies to the period up to Jan. 14, shows that pre-registration is up by 4% at the same stage of the marketing campaign as last year.

PokerStars and Amaya Gaming’s Head of Corporate Communications, Eric Hollreiser, has followed in the footsteps of Dani Stern, Isaac Haxton and Daniel Dvoress by issuing a company statement with respect to the Montreal Player’s Meeting.

We have heard Daniel Negreanu’s point of view.

We have heard the point of view of Dani Stern, Daniel Dvoress and Isaac Haxton.

Now we have heard PokerStars’ point of view.

PokerStars and Amaya Gaming’s Head of Corporate Communications, Eric Hollreiser, has followed in the footsteps of Dani Stern, Isaac Haxton and Daniel Dvoress by issuing a company statement with respect to the Montreal Player’s Meeting.

We have heard Daniel Negreanu’s point of view.

We have heard the point of view of Dani Stern, Daniel Dvoress and Isaac Haxton.

Now we have heard PokerStars’ point of view.

Lee Davy shares his opinion on the charitable head v heart debate that came up during a recent interview with Daniel Negreanu.

I am sober.

I made the decision five years ago.

Listening to a sobriety podcast recently, the host was answering this question:

Lee Davy shares his opinion on the charitable head v heart debate that came up during a recent interview with Daniel Negreanu.

I am sober.

I made the decision five years ago.

Listening to a sobriety podcast recently, the host was answering this question:

Three barrels of value for you including an interesting tale of a suspected bot turning up at the final table of a Turbo Championships of Online Poker (TCOOP) event; probation for a naughty poker dealer, and what could poker learn from the Royal Rumble?

There was a time when I used to think my friends were idiots for believing that online poker was rigged.

I guess I owe them an apology.

If Bill Gates, Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking believe artificial intelligence (AI) will one day wreak havoc on this world, why should we be so naive to think that online poker is an AI free environment?

Three barrels of value for you including an interesting tale of a suspected bot turning up at the final table of a Turbo Championships of Online Poker (TCOOP) event; probation for a naughty poker dealer, and what could poker learn from the Royal Rumble?

There was a time when I used to think my friends were idiots for believing that online poker was rigged.

I guess I owe them an apology.

If Bill Gates, Elon Musk and Stephen Hawking believe artificial intelligence (AI) will one day wreak havoc on this world, why should we be so naive to think that online poker is an AI free environment?