28th East Coast Gaming Congress to explore ‘Many Pathways, One Future.’

Matthew Fazelpoor//April 2, 2025//

The 26th Annual East Coast Gaming Congress took place at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City.

The annual East Coast Gaming Congress takes place at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City. - MATTHEW FAZELPOOR/NJBIZ

The 26th Annual East Coast Gaming Congress took place at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City.

The annual East Coast Gaming Congress takes place at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City. - MATTHEW FAZELPOOR/NJBIZ

28th East Coast Gaming Congress to explore ‘Many Pathways, One Future.’

Matthew Fazelpoor//April 2, 2025//

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The nation’s longest-running gaming conference will convene a slew of heavy hitters and beyond later this month in – at a critical time for the industry.

The 28th Annual East Coast Gaming Congress takes place April 15-16 at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. This year’s event will feature special keynote addresses from Gov. Phil Murphy, as well as 11 industry leaders, such as Jim Allen, chairman, Hard Rock International, and CEO of Seminole , who will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award.

This year’s ECGC has a theme of “Many Pathways, One Future.” Organizers say the topic aims to illustrate how different gaming verticals address a wide range of challenges and opportunities.

“This is the strongest lineup of leaders that we have ever presented, which is clearly indicative of the critical issues facing this industry’s future,” said ECGC co-founder Lloyd Levenson, CEO at .

“These keynote addresses are in addition to our panel discussions, focusing on topics ranging from Downstate New York gaming to the future of lotteries to the increasingly important role of technology in gaming, among others,” said ECGC co-founder Michael Pollock, senior policy advisor to Spectrum Gaming Group.

More information on the event is available here.


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