SBC to host 'largest networking party held on the first night of ICE'

Sports Betting Community (SBC) will host ‘the largest networking party held on the first night of ICE London’ to mark the firm’s 10-year anniversary.
Held on Tuesday 5 February, London Baby will see 900 industry guests joining in the celebrations at one of the hottest party destinations in central London.
Affiverse will be in attendance at the after hours event, alongside SBC supporting sponsors such as BetConstruct, Altenar, nSoft, OPTIMA and Golden Race. BetConstruct will host the VIP Hall of Fame area.
SBC will be transforming the renowned Café de Paris in London’s Leicester Square to reflect the different areas in which the gambling industry is expected to thrive in 2019, including the US market, football betting and cross selling into gaming.
This will allow attendees to fully immerse themselves in this year’s big SBC Events: Betting on Football, Betting on Sports, and the CasinoBeats Summit, as well as the inaugural Betting on Sports America in New York and New Jersey.
SBC Founder and CEO Rasmus Sojmark said: “We can’t wait to welcome the industry to our birthday party which has coincided perfectly with the new look London Baby. SBC is turning 10 by putting on a massive party for everyone that has helped us towards a decade of fun-filled success. We certainly wouldn’t be where we are today without the support of our clients, partners, colleagues and industry friends.”
This is the ninth London Baby networking party and the format has been changed for 2019 with an invite-only approach. More information can be found at www.sbcevents.com, and VIP tables and supporting sponsorship packages are still available if you contact [email protected].

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