Pragmatic Play, a leading content provider for the iGaming industry, will make two appearances at iGaming fairs in Latin America next month, participating in the GAT Showcase Bogotá and Santo Domingo.
With the GAT Showcase Bogotá taking place on September 6, the event brings together iGaming professionals at the Sheraton Bogota Hotel, in the capital of Colombia, for a day full of discussion panels, a variety of stands, and its new eSports showcase.
The GAT Showcase Santo Domingo starts just a few weeks later, with the event lasting two days, from September 18 to 19, at the Renaissance Santo Domingo Jaragua Hotel & Casino, in the Dominican Republic. The exhibition will feature the presence of more than 300 delegates, with presentations on new regulations and innovations in online platforms.
Pragmatic Play will be present at both events, as well as sponsoring the summits, reinforcing the importance of these industry conferences and the role the provider plays in them.
Victor Arias, Vice President of Latin American Operations at ARRISE, powering Pragmatic Play, said: “Pragmatic Play is excited to once again be part of the bustling Latin American gaming community at the GAT Showcase Bogotá and the GAT Showcase Santo Domingo, and is proud to be sponsoring these prestigious events".
“With the diversity of products and companies presented at the conferences, this will be a great week of networking and opportunities”.
Pragmatic Play currently produces up to eight new slot titles a month, while also offering live casino games and bingo as part of its multi-product portfolio, available through a single API.
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Based in Gibraltar, Pragmatic Play is a leading gaming provider that supplies player favorites to the most successful global brands in the iGaming industry.
Powering new gaming possibilities through a single API, the company offers a portfolio of multiple award-winning products including slots, live casino, bingo, virtual sports, sports betting, and more, available in all major regulated markets, languages, and currencies.
Source: GMB
