Reports

LSports LATAM Secures Major Partnerships at SBC Summit Americas 2026

(Fort Lauderdale, SoloAzar Exclusive).- In Q&A after SBC Summit Americas 2026, Fernando Martinez, representative of LSports LATAM, talked about the company’s goals, achievements, and future plans in the region. Martinez shares insights on the evolving dynamics of the Latin American market, the importance of strategic partnerships, and how LSports is positioning itself as a leading data and trading services provider.

Gaming Taxation in Latin America: Experts Warn of Excessive Levies

(Lima, SoloAzar Exclusive).- As part of the Peru Gaming Show (PGS) 2026, the panel “Taxation: Gaming Taxes in Latin America” brought together leading specialists to analyze the fiscal challenges facing the gaming industry in the region. Moderated by Carlos Fonseca, the discussion featured Tomás García Botta (MF Estudio) and Carlos Baeza (Baeza & Cía.). The experts agreed that excessive tax burdens not only discourage investment but also reduce channeling toward the regulated market and foster the growth of illegal offerings in various Latin American countries.

Alexandre Tomic, Founder of Alea reflects on SBC Summit Americas

(Fort Lauderdale, SoloAzar Exclusive).- In this interview with SoloAzar, Alexandre Tomic, founder of Alea, discusses the company's participation in SBC Summit Americas, talks about the rapid rise of the sweepstakes sector, and explains Alea's next steps.

Padel becomes the new language of iGaming networking. Discussed Bloko Padel Tour 2026 with Belatra Games and Blokotech

(Cyprus, SoloAzar Exclusive).- Networking in the iGaming industry is expanding. While major exhibitions, booths, and business dinners remain the cornerstone of B2B partnerships, informal networking formats are rapidly gaining popularity alongside them, offering partners a more natural way to connect beyond their corporate roles.

PGS 2026: Overcoming Competition from the World Cup for Success

(Lima, SoloAzar Exclusive).- Following the latest edition of the Peru Gaming Show, organizers Joe López and Rubén Solórzano shared their assessment: over 6,000 attendees, strong satisfaction among exhibitors and conference participants, and high interest in technological innovations and payment methods. While operators noted the absence of some manufacturers, both confirmed they are already working on solutions for the next edition, reaffirming their commitment to keeping PGS the key meeting point for the gaming industry in Peru and Latin America.