July 17, 2023
The São Paulo-based expo and conference, which will take place at the Transamerica Expo Centre from the 23rd – 26th April, 2024, follows the success of the inaugural SiGMA Americas summit launched the last June.
Held in association with the Brazil iGaming Summit (BIS), a Brazil-based events company acquired by the SiGMA Group this year, the expo offers exciting opportunities for key players in the iGaming and emerging tech sectors to tap into SiGMA’s wide-reaching network of affiliates, operators, KOLs, and top government officials, and regulators.
SiGMA will also host 3 additional networking events in Brazil next year – equivalent in style to its well known iGatherings.
SiGMA Americas 2024: What to expect
Two days of conference led by KOLs and VIPs
A full, expert-led agenda brings engaging, quality content through a series of star-studded keynotes, panel discussions, and skill-boosting workshops. Delegates can expect additional highlights, including a live Startup Pitch competition and an Affiliate-Operator speed dating event.
A curated expo floor
The Transamerica Expo Centre is one of São Paulo’s best when it comes to venues. Three connected halls offer an advantageous platform for top tier exhibitors to display, demo and forge lasting connections with delegates.
Premier networking
From a no-expense-spared gala awards and charity auction to an MMA fight night and incredible closing party, there’s plenty to keep attendees entertained. Networking opportunities are front and center at this event, with a calendar of events packed full of treats.
If you would like to explore how you can participate in sponsorship or speaking opportunities at the SiGMA Americas summit, reach out to Events Director, Emily or visit our website for more information.
Brazil’s Vice-President shows support for gaming regulation
Although a considerable effort is currently being made by the federal government in Brazil to implement a state-wide legislation for gambling, there have been several hindrances and roadblocks, including rejection of an emergency bill intended to fast track the country’s sports betting market. Congressional leaders remain undecided with regards to deciding if sports-betting should be regulated on a nationwide or state-specific level.
In a noteworthy development last week, Brazil’s Vice-President, Geraldo Alckmin, held a meeting with Mor Weizer, the CEO of Playtech. The meeting was arranged by deputy Felipe Carreras (PSB-PE), who leads the party in the Chamber and actively advocates for the regulation of the gambling sector and sports betting. During the discussion, Alckmin expressed clear support for the legalization of gambling and sports betting, indicating a potential shift in Brazil’s stance on the matter. The meeting highlighted the promising opportunity for lucrative investments in Brazil, with Playtech demonstrating its endorsement for the regulation of these forms of chance-based entertainment in the country.
