At SBC Summit Americas, prediction markets were once again one of the industry's most discussed topics, as operators, regulators, and investors continue debating where the sector fits between gambling, finance, and consumer technology.
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup unfolds across the United States, Mexico and Canada, gaming operators and suppliers are already looking beyond the tournament itself and toward the long-term opportunities it could create for the betting industry.
LatAm industry leaders from EstrelaBet, BetWarrior, Betsson Group, Optimove and MWPay discussed the future of user engagement, responsible gaming, streaming culture and World Cup-driven growth during the panel “Strategic Change: Transforming the Identity of iGaming for the Global Stage” at SBC Summi
Fighting the massive unregulated and illegal gaming market presents a daunting challenge for state-level regulators.
Following up on recent discussion around responsible gaming and player protection at this month’s SBC Summit Americas in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., SBC Americas spoke with PrizePicks senior director of responsible gaming Phil Sherwood about his work to integrate RG work among all departments and how the
Industry leaders from Fanatics Betting & Gaming, Soft2Bet, Optimove and the International Association of Gaming Regulators (IAGR) gathered at SBC Summit Americas on June 10 to discuss the future of the gaming industry, touching on everything from regulation and customer retention to prediction marke
As Brazil’s regulated betting market enters its second year, operators are beginning to shift their focus from aggressive expansion toward long-term sustainability, product quality, and player retention.
Prediction markets may still be tangled in lawsuits, regulatory uncertainty and political debate across the United States, but for the executives building the space, one thing already feels settled: the category is not going away.
As SBC Summit Americas brought together operators, regulators and suppliers from across the hemisphere in Florida, many of the industry’s biggest conversations revolved around the future of gaming: prediction markets, artificial intelligence, evolving regulation and the next wave of growth in Latin
SBC Summit Americas once again brought together operators, suppliers and industry stakeholders from across the continent, creating a platform for discussions around regulation, market expansion and the evolving needs of operators in increasingly competitive jurisdictions.
America’s commercial gaming industry is undergoing constant change, and tribal stakeholders across the country want to remain at the forefront of gaming.
As SBC Summit Americas brought together operators, suppliers, and affiliates from across the region, TaDa Gaming arrived in Fort Lauderdale looking to build on its growing momentum in both North and Latin America.
