Betcris CEO JD Duarte to speak at the upcoming SAGSE Talks Brazil event

Since their inception, SAGSE Talks, all of which have been held virtually because of the coronavirus pandemic, have already been organized to cover Argentina, Peru and Mexico. The upcoming event on Brazil, a country that is often seen as an anchor for further development of Latin America’s gaming market, will incorporate an analysis of the current and the future of the sector, with the panel composed of leading international regulators, operators and companies.

Betcris recently sponsored the recently-held SAGSE Talks Mexico event, and Duarte was scheduled to be a major part of the discussions. However, business commitments and other obligations required him to change his plans at the last minute, and he wasn’t able to participate. However, Duarte has announced his intention to be available for the upcoming Brazil summit and has made arrangements to ensure his schedule will permit his inclusion.

The Latin American gambling sector is now the fastest-growing market in the world. Its expansion is outpacing that of both Europe and North America, both of which have succumbed to overly-taxing regulations and guidance that make participation in the markets cumbersome. However, Latin America’s market is progressing smoothly and rapidly as countries throughout the region look to the activity as a means of finding economic recovery and stabilization that has eluded them for decades.

The event will be moderated by Magnho José, the director of Magocom, editor of BNLData and the president of Instituto Brasileiro Jogo Legal. In addition, and as in previous summits, Burak and Fernando Polti, a consultant at Global Wizards, will be part of the contingent of speakers. SAGSE Talks Brazil includes global sponsorships by Betcris, Play’N GO and Golden Race, and the assistance of Universal Race, Latamwin, End2End, Fournier and Bee Cards. It also has institutional support from Fecoljuegos de Colombia, APEJA, SONAJA, the Latin American Association of Games of Chance (ALAJA) and ALEA from Argentina.