G2E marks largest in-person global gaming event since pandemic, with 233 exhibitors

The Global Gaming Expo (G2E) returned to Las Vegas last week for its first in-person show after a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic. It gathered more than 13,000 global gaming professionals, including exhibitors, buyers, and media from around the world, at the Venetian Expo and Convention Center for four days of face-to-face business appointments, product displays, keynotes, and education activities.

With 233 exhibitors, the show was the largest in-person global gaming event since the pandemic's start. The 21st year of the expo featured five dynamic keynotes and 46 education sessions that provided actionable insights relevant to today’s trends and operating realities. Cashless technologies took center stage, looking at a post-pandemic scenario.

The event is presented by the American Gaming Association (AGA) and organizer RX. “After the hardest year in our history, G2E provided a robust marketplace to drive the global gaming industry’s recovery forward,” said AGA Chairman and Aristocrat CEO and Managing Director Trevor Croker. “Nothing beats an in-person show – and we’re thrilled with the audience and enthusiasm surrounding G2E 2021.” 

“The energy at G2E 2021 is a testament to the resilience of the industry,” said Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers (AGEM) President and Everi Holding’s Executive Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Digital David Lucchese. “This year’s show connected exhibitors with the right, high-level audience to show off the innovative products and technology that will improve the player experience, engage new audiences, and advance global gaming.”

All attendees were required to wear masks and submit proof of vaccination to gain entrance to G2E.

G2E 2022 will return to Las Vegas on October 10-13 (Education: October 10-13 | Expo Hall: October 11-13), 2022 at the Venetian Expo.

G2E Las Vegas 2021