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Victor Rocha to host 2nd online gaming conference in Oklahoma
Victor Rocha, the owner of Pechanga.net, is bringing Indian Country
Online to Oklahoma this June.
The event takes place June 2-3 at the Renaissance Oklahoma City Convention Center Hotel in Oklahoma. This is the second year Rocha has hosted the conference.
"Many industry experts have proclaimed online gaming as the future of the gaming industry. At ICO14, we will look closely at this widespread belief and determine what is relevant to the tribes of the Midwest and those across the country," Rocha said in a press release.
In related news, the Osage Nation announced a partnership with GameAccount Network to launch a promotional, free-play Internet gaming site.
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