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Experts meet at Pennsylvania Gaming Congress

4 January 2007

HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania -– (PRESS RELEASE) -- Casino executives from across Pennsylvania will join regulators, analysts, investors, attorneys and other professionals March 12-13 at the third annual Pennsylvania Gaming Congress & Racing Forum at the Whitaker Center and Harrisburg Hilton.

With two casinos having opened in the last two months and the five Category 2 licenses having been recently awarded, more than 400 industry professionals are expected to convene at this important annual conference.

Thomas A. Decker, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, will deliver the Keynote Address on "The State of Gaming in Pennsylvania." The conference program also features a panel discussion among all six racetrack gaming operators, a workshop for vendors seeking to do business with the casinos, a panel of four of Wall Street's premier analysts, an analysis of slot machine performance, and a special presentation on casinos and land-use fights.

"The Pennsylvania Gaming Congress & Racing Forum is committed to continuing to provide a first-class forum for industry professionals from across the country to learn from experts and to network with a who's-who in Pennsylvania gaming," said Joseph Weinert, Vice President of conference producer Spectrum Gaming Group.

"Our conference program for 2007 is our best yet; it is a must-attend for anyone interested in what will fast become one of the country's major gaming jurisdictions."

This year's Pennsylvania Gaming Congress includes a Racing Forum, which will examine the latest trends and technologies that are reshaping the business and practices of racetracks in the Northeast and nationwide, as well as a discussion of how gaming can help racetrack operators market to their horse players.

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