As we get ready for our greatly anticipated iGaming conference in May 2025, hosted in the lively city of Cluj-Napoca, Romania, our dedicated team is pouring heart and soul into every detail to deliver an event like no other.
Imagine an exciting hub of innovation where industry leaders and visionaries come together to encounter the latest trends and breakthrough technologies. Here you will find provocative talks by expert speakers, interactive showcases of cutting-edge innovations, and many more. Join us at a conference that is set to inspire and captivate.
At DGE we don’t just plan events, we aim to create experiences that will last long after they’re over. With our expert team in control, you can count on a conference that will not only meet but exceed your expectations. Thus, we want to prepare the way for future achievements in the ever-evolving iGaming industry.
For exhibitors, the time to shine is now. Secure your stand and take center stage among the best in the industry. Get ready to share ideas with leading innovators and showcase your newest products to an eager, engaged audience that awaits to be part of what’s next.
Join DGE as we push the limits of entertainment and discovery. In Cluj-Napoca, every moment is filled with possibilities, every encounter an invitation to experience something extraordinary.
Dracula is inspired by Vlad the Impaler, a 15th-century prince of Wallachia (a historical and geographical region of Romania) renowned for his brutal execution methods. His legacy of terror earned him lasting infamy.
'Dracula' translates to 'son of Dracul,' a title for Vlad III's father, who was part of the Order of the Dragon, a noble order defending Christianity against the Ottomans.
Bram Stoker's 1897 novel, Dracula, is believed to be inspired by the Transylvanian local legends and myths and by Vlad the Impaler. This novel gave us the iconic vampire by blending folklore and fiction. Thus, vampire traits such as the adversity to sunlight and garlic were introduced and are still used today.
Bran Castle is often linked to Dracula, but despite its eerie atmosphere, Vlad the Impaler has no historical connection.
Vlad III’s nickname, 'the Impaler,' came from his preferred execution method - impaling enemies on stakes, a tactic designed to instill fear.
