Connect with us

Latest News

Spintec Withdraws from Participating at ICE London 2022

Published

on

Reading Time: < 1 minute

 

Spintec has decided to withdraw from ICE London 2022. The show has been a staple in its operations for decades and Spintec had originally planned to participate, exhibit and promote the event with its partners.

This year, however, complicated circumstances prevent Spintec to participate to the best of their ability and potential. Not only is the volatile situation related to the ongoing pandemic preventing several of their partners to travel, recent withdrawals by the largest exhibitors are also bound to decrease the attraction for international visitors. Additionally, the effort to participate in the fair would be much increased this year due to more complicated Brexit-related import procedures, operational challenges due to the Easter holidays and the proximity of the Indian Gaming Tradeshow & Convention.

This creates a double bind that puts Spintec in an untenable position. Despite their commitment to the trade show and their long-standing partnership with the organisers of ICE, they have been compelled to withdraw their participation. Instead, they will focus their efforts on exhibiting in 2023, when the circumstances are bound to be more favourable both to the company and to their partners.

Niji Narayan has been in the writing industry for well over a decade or so. He prides himself as one of the few survivors left in the world who have actually mastered the impossible art of copy editing. Niji graduated in Physics and obtained his Master’s degree in Communication and Journalism. He has always interested in sports writing and travel writing. He has written for numerous websites and his in-depth analytical articles top sports magazines like Cricket Today and Sports Today. He reports gaming industry headlines from all around the globe.

Continue Reading
Advertisement

GamingNewsRoom.com – The Pulse of the Global Gaming Industry

GamingNewsRoom.com cuts through the noise and delivers what the industry actually needs: fast, sharp, and relevant updates from across the gaming universe. Powered by HIPTHER, this platform brings clarity, insight, and a bit of edge to a world overflowing with press releases and recycled headlines.

Real News. Real Insights. Zero Fluff.

With a rapidly growing audience of industry professionals, operators, suppliers, regulators, and tech innovators, GamingNewsRoom.com serves up in-depth stories, analysis, and timely coverage that keeps the global gaming community in the loop. We follow the trends that matter:

  • iGaming & Land-Based Gaming
  • Sports Betting & Esports
  • Regulation, Compliance & Market Movements
  • Technology, AI, Web3 & Future-Ready Innovation

From rapid-fire news briefs to deeper investigative pieces, interviews, opinion columns, and event reporting, GamingNewsRoom.com brings a modern, dynamic perspective to every corner of the industry.

A Platform That Brings the Industry Together

GamingNewsRoom.com doesn’t stop at publishing. Through extensive coverage of HIPTHER’s conferences, virtual discussions, meetups, and global insights, we act as a bridge between leaders, innovators, regulators, and rising talent. It’s where the stories happen — and where the industry connects.

Why GamingNewsRoom.com?

Because the industry deserves a news hub that’s fresh, fast, and unfiltered. Backed by HIPTHER’s decade-long legacy of empowering communities through events, media, and knowledge, GamingNewsRoom.com is built to be your daily checkpoint for what’s shaping the future of gaming worldwide.

Get In Touch

Want to collaborate, submit news, or explore partnerships? We're here for it.

Sales & Partnerships: [email protected]
Editorial / PR Submissions: [email protected]

Copyright © 2015 - 2025
GamingNewsRoom.com is proudly part of HIPTHER. Registered in Estonia under HIPTHER OÜ, Registration no.: 17339889, EU VAT ID: EE102909106.

A decade of innovation — and yes, we’re just getting started. The future isn’t waiting, and neither are we.

Please turn AdBlock off