How is the experience, how do you see the show and the market in this region?

We have come with a bit of expectation, since this fair has always been very focused on land-based, and the fact that this edition is more focused on online is interesting. For us it is a bit like starting to show Amigo Gaming in Spain. We are in the process of certifying the games, so  people can get to know us. We are making our brand known, so when the time comes, the public will already know us.

How do you see Amigo Gaming games for the Spanish market?

We present a type of game that is quite universal. Being a classic casino game, the casino game is the same here as it is in Mexico, France or Peru. So this is a game that can work without problems in any market, in any jurisdiction, in any country, but in Spain there is a strong tradition of casinos.

What are Amigo Gaming's goals for this year?

Our goal is to continue in Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, Lithuania, and specially to launch in Latin America. At the same time, we are working on the certification of our games, because our main objective is to enter all regulated markets. Going out, certifying and having licenses is a long and expensive process, but here it's not only the money, but also the time that the certifications require.

Specifically, where is the firm certified?

In Serbia and Montenegro, and we are working on other certifications.

Upcoming shows for the company?

We are going to have a stand in Amsterdam and then in Barcelona. Next week Igor will be present at PGS (Peru). We will not be exhibiting but we will be present there as well as in Brazil. I suppose that later we will also assist to Malta.