SAGSE Announces Sold-Out Exhibition Spaces and Reaffirms the Recovery of the Argentine Market

The economic measures implemented by the Milei administration have also generated growing confidence among local gaming operators, who now find it easier to acquire new equipment, thanks to both the reduction of import restrictions and the peso-dollar exchange rate.

In this context, SAGSE South America will take place in Buenos Aires on March 19 and 20, and its organizers have announced that all exhibition spaces at the Hilton Buenos Aires Hotel & Convention Center have been sold out.

“The exhibition is fully booked,” highlighted Alan Burak, Vice President of Monografie, adding: “We are truly grateful for the immense support the market has given SAGSE in its 33rd edition in Argentina. A month before its opening, we have 100% of the exhibition floor occupied by top-tier national and international companies. These companies have witnessed a strong recovery in the local market and also recognize the regional reach of our event, particularly in countries such as Brazil, Uruguay, Paraguay, and Chile.”

Among the event’s main sponsors this year are major industry names such as BetConstruct, Pragmatic Play, EGT, Evolution, Playtech, First Best in Sports, Altenar, Amusnet, Ainsworth, GLI, Games Global, eGaming Group, Better Collective, TechnoGaming, PayRetailers, and Creed Roomz, among others.

Additionally, pre-registration for SAGSE South America is now open to industry executives, with limited spots available:

Pre-registration

Organizers have also announced that, due to the high level of interest in this edition, they will reinforce the private and exclusive nature of the event when accrediting visitors, prioritizing access for operators, regulators, and key sponsors.

“We want to ensure the quality of attendees and give exhibiting companies the prominence they deserve, while guaranteeing that only top-level executives walk our halls. SAGSE will be an event attended exclusively by decision-makers with purchasing power for equipment and services, both for the online market and for physical gaming venues operating throughout the country,” Burak explained.

“Gaming expos have multiplied across the region, and today, the key differentiator for exhibitors is the quality of the audience. That is why we are working to maintain our exclusive event status for our 2025 editions,” the executive concluded.