CGS LATAM 2023
May 30 - May 31
In 2023, CGS Latam is a hybrid event to be held in Santiago de Chile with the support of the main global suppliers of the gaming industry. The CGS Latam 2023 has the category of International Fair (authorized by the Ministry of Finance of Chile) which will allow temporary imports for exhibitors, thus facilitating the participation of those interested in presenting their products in a physical way.
CGS Latam "Gaming Insights" starts today in Chile!
(Santiago de Chile).- GAMING INSIGHTS "The dialogue space for the gaming industry" format of CGS LAT...
CGSLATAM 2023 announces improvements in its edition this year
(Santiago de Chile).- The management of #CGSLatam 2023 informs the international gaming community th...
Event
PERU GAMING SHOW – PGS 2026
17 de June 2026
Reusable Identity and Smoother Access: JUMIO’s Approach at Peru Gaming Show 2026
(Lima, SoloAzar Exclusive).- Peru Gaming Show (PGS) 2026 hosted the conference “Reusable Identity: Less Friction, More Play – How to Simplify Player Access,” led by Pilar Pereira, Director of Strategic Alliances at JUMIO. She explained how the evolution of digital identity is transforming user experiences on online betting platforms amid strong global growth in the sector.
Friday 03 Jul 2026 / 12:00
Andres Troelsen: "Peru remains one of EGT Digital's strategic markets in LATAM"
(Lima, SoloAzar Exclusive).- Following his participation in the Peru Gaming Show, Andres Troelsen, Regional Sales Director LATAM of EGT Digital, reflects on the company's priorities in the region, the evolving demands of operators, and the opportunities emerging across the Latin American gaming market for EGT Digital.
Friday 03 Jul 2026 / 12:00
Gaming Taxation in Latin America: Experts Warn of Excessive Levies
(Lima, SoloAzar Exclusive).- As part of the Peru Gaming Show (PGS) 2026, the panel “Taxation: Gaming Taxes in Latin America” brought together leading specialists to analyze the fiscal challenges facing the gaming industry in the region. Moderated by Carlos Fonseca, the discussion featured Tomás García Botta (MF Estudio) and Carlos Baeza (Baeza & Cía.). The experts agreed that excessive tax burdens not only discourage investment but also reduce channeling toward the regulated market and foster the growth of illegal offerings in various Latin American countries.
Wednesday 01 Jul 2026 / 12:00
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