Bryan Ortiz, CEO of Zitro Brazil, analyzed the integration between land-based and online casinos at BiS SiGMA South America

(São Paulo).- Within BiS SiGMA South America 2026, one of the leading gaming industry events in Latin America, Bryan Ortiz, CEO of Zitro Brazil, took part in a key panel on the growing convergence between land-based casinos and digital platforms—a phenomenon that is redefining operator strategies in regulated markets such as Brazil.

GR8 Tech Stands Out at GAT Cartagena with Strong Sportsbook Focus Ahead of World Cup

(Bogota, SoloAzar Exclusive).- At this year’s GAT Cartagena, GR8 Tech made its presence felt with a clear emphasis on sportsbook growth and scalability—topics that dominated conversations with operators across Latam. Alvaro Mosquera, Head of Business LATAM, said that while many exhibitors focused on land-based solutions, GR8 Tech’s positioning around platform stability, speed, and readiness for high-traffic events drew genuine interest, especially with the World Cup just months away.

José Aníbal Aguirre: "GAT Expo Cartagena is today a strategic meeting point for the industry"

(Cartagena de Indias, SoloAzar Exclusive).- In this one-on-one interview, José Aníbal Aguirre, CEO of GAT Events, makes an exhaustive balance after another edition of GAT Expo Cartagena 2026.

GAT Expo Cartagena: The Right Product for Every Client is Novomatic’s main goal, according to Manuel Del Sol

(Cartagena, SoloAzar Exclusive).- NOVOMATIC Gaming Colombia highlighted its latest innovations and strategic vision during GAT Expo Cartagena 2026. In an exclusive interview, CEO Manuel Del Sol discussed the company’s regional expansion, product launches, and commitment to meeting the diverse needs of operators across Latin America.

Trade Associations and Governments in Latin America: The Gaming Sector Calls for Technical Dialogue and Regulatory Predictability 

(Cartagena de Indias, SoloAzar Exclusive).- Cartagena de Indias was the stage for an intense debate on the role of gaming associations in shaping public policy, where regional leaders agreed on the need to strengthen dialogue with governments, warned about unilateral decisions that affect the sustainability of the industry, and proposed an evolution of trade associations into key technical actors in the region.