Objectives and Achievements

What were your main goals at the Peru Gaming Show?

The main goal of participating in the Peru Gaming Show was to strengthen Belatra's commercial presence in the Peruvian market in a structured and purposeful manner. Instead of treating the event as a regular opportunity to chat, we focused on creating a predefined contact list with the relevant operators, initiating conversations before the screening, and holding specific meetings that had already been scheduled.

From a strategic point of view, we aimed not only to draw attention to Belatra, but also to turn this attention into meaningful commercial negotiations and long-term partnerships.

I’m very satisfied with the outcome. The preparation phase was key: identifying the right stakeholders, opening conversations early, and aligning expectations allowed me to maximize the value of the on-site interactions. As a result, I was able to progress several commercial discussions and establish relationships that are now evolving into concrete opportunities for Belatra in the region.

Market Insights

What trends or proposals did you find most relevant?

What stood out to me at Peru Gaming Show was less about individual product launches and more about how the market conversation in LATAM continues to evolve—particularly around engagement, localization, and differentiation.

For a provider like Belatra, the key takeaway was how operators are increasingly prioritizing content that not only performs technically, but also resonates culturally and contextually with their player base. This reinforces the importance of localization as a broader concept: not just language adaptation, but understanding behavioral dynamics, promotional sensitivity, and how content fits into the user journey in each market.

This aligns strongly with Belatra’s positioning, and it further validates the importance of continuing to build content and partnerships that are tailored specifically for LATAM realities.


 

Networking and Opportunities

What kind of contacts or opportunities emerged?

During the event, I engaged with a mix of existing partners and new operator contacts, with a strong focus on expanding Belatra’s footprint in Peru and strengthening regional relationships across LATAM.

A key highlight was the ability to move conversations beyond introductory meetings into more strategic discussions around collaboration models, integration opportunities, and long-term partnership structures.

In addition, our company organized the “Belatra Select: Cocktail Experience” event specifically for operators and key industry stakeholders. This was followed by a networking rooftop gathering where we screened the first Argentina World Cup match, bringing together over 90 attendees from across the industry.

The impact of this initiative went beyond brand visibility. It created a different type of engagement environment — one that allowed for more authentic relationship-building. The feedback reinforced that this type of experience, rooted in cultural understanding and regional sensibility, is highly valued in LATAM and directly supports trust-building, which is essential for long-term commercial relationships.

Key Takeaways

What conclusions do you draw from the event?

The main conclusion I take from Peru Gaming Show is that success in LATAM is increasingly defined by the ability to combine commercial strategy with cultural intelligence.

Events are no longer just about visibility — they are about orchestration: how you prepare, how you position yourself, and how you create environments where real conversations can happen. This is especially relevant in markets like Peru, where trust and relationship depth are critical drivers of business.

In the future, we will continue to apply this approach, focusing on three areas:

• strengthening pre-event commercial preparation and pipeline development,
• deepening Belatra’s positioning in LATAM through localized value propositions,
• and designing engagement formats that go beyond traditional meetings, enabling more meaningful stakeholder connection.

Overall, this experience reinforced my belief that my role sits at the intersection of strategy, facilitation, and execution — ensuring that business development is not only about reaching targets, but about creating the conditions for sustainable partnerships.