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Here are this weeks latest slots releases compiled by European Gaming

Relax Gaming is bringing classic 8-bit sprites to the reels in its brand-new arcade-themed release, Line Busters Dream Drop. This high volatility three-reel slot allows players a chance to win a maximum of 5,000x their stake through a lucrative free spins bonus. The legendary Dream Drop Jackpot can also be triggered at any moment, potentially landing players the €3,000,000 Mega Jackpot.

Relax Gaming levels up with the release of arcade-inspired Line Busters Dream Drop

 

Evoplay has rolled out its latest release Belfry Blissa sizzling feature-rich slot that showcases the Hells Bells round, awarding multiple money values in conjunction with the hell-raising Dante symbol. The Devil’s Luck feature comes into play in the base game and free spins as two to three random icons can be replaced by Scatters should just one of them land on a spin.

Evoplay presents an inferno of blazing riches in Belfry Bliss

 

Nolimit City takes fans away from the twisted plastic reality of its latest and highly anticipated slot, Kenneth Must Die. The provider hasn’t fallen short of delivering exhilarating and volatile slots, from re-works of classics such as Tombstone No Mercy to haunting players as was seen in Possessed. They have now turned their focus to an alternate version of 90s infomercial television in Loner.

Nolimit City Brings 90s TV Back to Life with their Latest Release; Loner.

 

Endorphina, has announced the official release of its newest Egyptian-themed game. Temple of Ra is a cascading slot 6-reel, 5-row slot that encourages players to uncover the hidden chamber of Ra and unravel the secrets buried within.

Temple of Ra: Endorphina releases a new Egyptian-themed cascading slot

 

Light & Wonder, Inc. has released Claw and Roar, from specialist slot provider Lightning Box, one of Light & Wonder’s in-house studios, exhibiting a plethora of animal symbols that award unique modifiers and features. In this 3×5 adventure, players step into a blissful forest, making friends with a number of creatures along the way, including the grizzly bear, who stars as a Wild symbol.

 

Latest 3X3 Slot Game from Spin Logic featuring Expanding Reels, Huge Win Multipliers, and 2 Jackpots This week, Everygame Casino introduces its decadent new Wonder Reels slot game from SpinLogic. This lavish new game features Ways Boosters, jackpots, and huge win multipliers. There can never be enough bling in the new Wonder Reels, a luxurious 3X3 slot with an expanding gameboard and free games with win multipliers and jackpots.

Everygame Casino Releases New Wonder Reels Slot

 

Wishbone Games, a Games Global exclusive studio, has launched its latest feature-filled title with a twist in tranquil new release Kingfisher™. Set amongst the wildlife, players join the titular Kingfisher on the reels that are adorned with fish, dragonflies and frogs, unlocking different adventures and features along the way by hatching five eggs that sit above the matrix on the 5×4 grid.

Games Global and Wishbone Games hatch a treat in Kingfisher™

 

Trigger Happy is the new highly volatile arcade-style slot from BTG that will be blasting its way onto the Evolution Network. The new cluster-pays slot tips its hat to video arcade games of yore, inviting players to blast a cascade of fluffy critters in a 5X5 grid embedded inside an arcade game mechanism. Meanwhile, the 50,000x win potential ramps up engagement levels to the max.

BTG’s ‘Trigger Happy’ to Bring Arcade Action to Evolution 22 May 2024

 

Inspired Entertainment, Inc., is delighted to announce the launch of Gold Fever Fortune™ in the B3/LBO market. Gold Fever Fortune™ offers the tantalizing possibility of uncovering riches hidden deep within the mines. Players should prepare for an adventure filled with excitement as they watch progressive cash pots grow, uncover Streak Spins promising guaranteed wins or bonus awards, and delve into the Gold Rush Board, where a multitude of cash prizes await discovery.

GOLD FEVER FORTUNE SET TO STRIKE GOLD IN THE UK B3/LBO MARKET

 

Thunderkick has launched its latest release King of the Party, which couples feature-rich gameplay with eye-catching visuals to deliver an entertaining player experience. Lions, hyenas, lynx, lizards, and pigs reside on the reels, each stylised with retro sunglasses and sporting various items of jewellery. These animals represent the mid to high-paying symbols, with the Savannah’s apex predator being the most lucrative.

 

The latest slot from Hölle Games is now live: “Sin in Berlin”, is a 5×4, 25 payline game/trip into the party-scene of a capital known for its party scene since the Roaring Twenties. The slot also features a special wheel game, which when triggered, can award up to 30 Free Spins with a 3x multiplier! On top of that, the Free Spins always feature an expanding wild character, which can provide some truly epic win potential.

Sin in Berlin slot

 

Yggdrasil has released its latest core title, Monkeys Go Bananas MultiMax™built around the studio’s proprietary MultiMax Game Engagement Mechanic (GEM) that can see unlimited multipliers land for huge wins. The popular mechanic allows every win to be multiplied by up to five different multipliers associated with each of the game’s reels. If numerous reel multipliers are applied to a win, they are automatically multiplied and not summed.

Yggdrasil offers multipliers aplenty in Monkeys Go Bananas MultiMax™

 

Pragmatic Play, sets off on a valiant quest in Heroic Spins, where the game’s fearless protagonist wields expanding wilds to save the city and rescue the princess. Monsters roam the reels in this 5×3 Slot. Whenever one or more wilds hit, they expand to fill the entire reel.

PRAGMATIC PLAY SEEKS A CHAMPION IN HEROIC SPINS

 

Wazdan has given another popular slot a lighter version with the release of its latest slot game, Power of Gods™: Valhalla Extremely Light. This elegant and fresh addition to the extraordinary Power of Gods™ series offers players an immersive gaming experience, regardless of their internet connection or battery mode.

Wazdan adds to the revamped collection with Power of Gods™: Valhalla Extremely Light

 

The King of Rock ‘n’ Roll returns to Sin City with buck teeth and an insatiable appetite for bark and big wins in Crucible Gaming’s latest release Beaver Las Vegas. This epic 5-reel, 20 payline slot can see players rack up impressive prizes by way of a free spins feature, lucrative record symbols and the truly spectacular Beaver Las Vegas bonus.

The King returns to Sin City in Crucible Gaming release Beaver Las Vegas

 

One of the hottest game studios in the industry, Booming Games, is turning up the heat and inviting players to a vibrant fiesta set in the heart of Mexico, complete with a thrilling market hunt for the perfect chillies. With a 5×3 layout and 20 paylines, The Chillies is a hot and tantalising creation from Booming Games with exciting winning features.

Arriba, Arriba with “The Chillies”, the latest Mexican adventure from Booming Games

 

Players will be enchanted with this latest hit slot from Stakelogic as they enter the world of one of Greek mythology’s most iconic gorgons. Stone Gaze of Medusa is a 6×5 reel format which encompasses all the fantastic features that players have come to love from Stakelogic including Cascading Reels, and Free Spins – all set within a hauntingly beautiful ancient world.

Stone Gaze of Medusa is the new mesmerising slot from Stakelogic

 

Leprechaun magic awaits as Blueprint Gaming’s popular folklore series returns with Luck O’ The Irish Gold Spins Trail Blazerfeaturing enticing wins courtesy of a new dynamic trail during the game’s Gold Spins. In the familiar 5×4 reel game board, three bonus symbols trigger eight free spins or ‘Gold Spins’, where only the top three symbols and wilds appear on the reels, boosting the chance of securing grand wins.

Explore the fortune trail in Blueprint Gaming’s Luck O’ The Irish Gold Spins Trail Blazer

 

Inspired Entertainment, Inc., a leading B2B provider of gaming content, systems and solutions, is pleased to announce its May slots line-up, available online and on mobile. Kong Wonder Wilds™ – 92% and 94.5% RTP, Wild Drop Multiplier™ – 92% and 94.5% RTP and Perfect Prize Pooch™ – 92% and 94.5% RTP.

INSPIRED LAUNCHES ITS MAY LINE-UP OF ONLINE & MOBILE SLOTS

 

Reflex Gaming, an omnichannel supplier of gambling games, has once again teamed up with Yggdrasil, a leading iGaming publisher on the launch of Diamond Miner DuoMax™utilising a powerful Game Engagement Mechanic (GEM) to offer precious prizes. A cascading slot that modifies its reels for win potential, the latest release places players in a deep, dark mine where the only lights shining are the glittering gemstones in the reflection of the miner’s lantern.

Reflex Gaming’s Diamond Miner DuoMax™ shines with Yggdrasil’s GEM

 

 

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Brasil evita choque fiscal y apuestas entran en fase reputacional en LATAM

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La retirada de la CIDE-Bets y el aprendizaje regulatorio brasileño

El Congreso brasileño produjo esta semana el movimiento más relevante desde la apertura del mercado regulado: la exclusión de la llamada CIDE-Bets del texto del “PL antifacción”.

La contribución, previamente incluida en el Senado, podría generar hasta R$ 30 mil millones anuales e incidiría directamente sobre las operaciones de apuestas, con impacto práctico en los depósitos de los usuarios.

La retirada ocurrió tras una intensa articulación política y una reacción coordinada del sector, que argumentó que la medida afectaba el punto más sensible del modelo económico: la conversión del jugador hacia el entorno legal.

A diferencia de la tributación sobre ingresos operativos, los impuestos percibidos directamente por el usuario tienden a alterar el comportamiento de forma inmediata, especialmente en mercados recién regulados donde las alternativas offshore continúan siendo accesibles.

El episodio marca un momento relevante de aprendizaje institucional.

El gobierno no abandonó la lógica recaudatoria — la carga sobre el GGR permanece escalonada hasta alcanzar el 15% en 2028 — pero reconoció implícitamente la necesidad de preservar la fase de canalización del mercado.

En jurisdicciones maduras, la captura inicial del jugador hacia operadores licenciados suele priorizarse antes de la maximización fiscal. La decisión brasileña indica un alineamiento gradual con esa lógica.

Más que un simple retroceso, el caso revela la tensión estructural del modelo: el país posee simultáneamente uno de los mayores potenciales de recaudación del mundo y un historial consolidado de consumo offshore.

Cualquier desequilibrio tributario puede desplazar volumen fuera del sistema regulado más rápido de lo que generaría ingresos públicos adicionales.

Por ello, la discusión no desaparece. La exclusión de la CIDE no cierra el debate fiscal — solo posterga un intento de aumento recaudatorio más agresivo.

El tema permanece en el radar político, especialmente en un contexto de búsqueda de financiamiento para seguridad pública y equilibrio presupuestario.

De la recaudación a la percepción pública: la publicidad se convierte en el nuevo campo de disputa

Casi simultáneamente al alivio tributario, el foco legislativo cambió de dirección.

Un proyecto aprobado en comisión del Senado propone restringir la publicidad y los patrocinios de apuestas en el deporte brasileño, afectando directamente el principal canal de adquisición del sector.

Clubes y representantes de la industria estiman un impacto superior a R$ 1,6 mil millones anuales en la financiación del fútbol nacional, además de la probable migración de inversión hacia medios menos controlables, como plataformas extranjeras y publicidad indirecta.

La discusión desplaza el eje del debate: deja de preguntarse cuánto recauda el sector y pasa a cuestionarse cuánto debe aparecer.

Este tipo de transición suele marcar la segunda fase regulatoria de los mercados de apuestas.

Tras definir licencias e impuestos, los legisladores pasan a responder a la presión social y mediática. Brasil alcanzó rápidamente esta etapa, aún durante la consolidación operativa de las empresas.

En la práctica, esto altera la naturaleza de la competencia. Los operadores dejan de competir solo por escala de marketing y pasan a competir por legitimidad pública.

Comunicación institucional, educación del usuario y políticas de protección se convierten en activos estratégicos — no solo en obligaciones regulatorias.

La señal regional: el caso chileno y la migración inevitable hacia el online

Mientras Brasil debate límites al crecimiento del sector, datos divulgados en Chile ayudan a contextualizar el fenómeno regional.

El regulador reportó una caída del 4,5% en el GGR de los casinos físicos en 2025, reforzando una tendencia observada internacionalmente: la demanda de juego no desaparece, solo cambia de canal.

El país aún discute la regulación online mientras el comportamiento del consumidor ya migró al digital.

El resultado práctico es la reducción de recaudación del canal supervisado sin una reducción proporcional de la actividad.

El ejemplo empezó a ser citado implícitamente dentro del debate brasileño. Ilustra un dilema recurrente en mercados emergentes: restricciones excesivas no eliminan el consumo, solo reducen su capacidad de fiscalización.

Para Brasil — cuyo objetivo central de la regulación es canalizar un mercado históricamente offshore — la evidencia refuerza la importancia del equilibrio regulatorio.

El desafío no es impedir la práctica, sino integrarla al sistema formal.

El inicio de una nueva fase para los operadores

Los movimientos de la semana sugieren una transición estructural. El mercado brasileño sale de la etapa de implementación normativa y entra en la etapa de legitimidad operativa.

El crecimiento continúa, pero cambia de naturaleza.

La competencia tiende a migrar de adquisición agresiva hacia retención cualificada; de bonos hacia experiencia; de visibilidad hacia confianza.

En mercados que atraviesan esta fase, compliance, monitoreo de comportamiento y reputación pasan a tener impacto económico directo.

El debate político también evoluciona. La discusión deja de ser exclusivamente fiscal y pasa a incorporar responsabilidad social, protección al jugador y sostenibilidad del ecosistema deportivo.

Este suele ser el punto en que el sector deja de ser tratado como novedad económica y pasa a ser tratado como actividad permanente.

América Latina, liderada por Brasil, comienza a entrar en esta etapa.

El crecimiento no necesariamente se desacelera — pero deja de ser solo expansión y pasa a ser estructura.

SBC Summit Rio 2026: el mercado regulado entra en fase operativa

Un evento que deja de ser lanzamiento y se convierte en infraestructura

El SBC Summit Rio llega a su tercera edición en un momento estructuralmente diferente del mercado brasileño.

En 2024 el evento funcionó como punto de encuentro de expectativas; en 2025 como validación de escala; en 2026 se convierte esencialmente en una plataforma operativa.

La industria ya no discute si Brasil funcionará — discute cómo operar mejor dentro de él.

El mercado brasileño no se detiene. En el tercer año, la conversación se vuelve más profunda. Las empresas quieren claridad, diálogo directo con los reguladores y conexiones con operadores que están operando día a día.

Eso fue lo que priorizamos en Río. Los negocios suceden durante el día — y, por supuesto, garantizamos que las noches también se aprovechen”, afirmó Rasmus Sojmark, fundador y CEO de SBC.

Realizado entre el 3 y el 5 de marzo en Riocentro, en Rio de Janeiro, el encuentro reunirá operadores, afiliados, estudios, plataformas, medios de pago, reguladores y proveedores tecnológicos en un entorno cuyo foco deja de ser educativo y pasa a ser táctico.

El objetivo principal ahora es transformar la experiencia práctica del primer ciclo regulado en ventaja competitiva medible.

Los ejecutivos pasan a buscar tres respuestas específicas: eficiencia de adquisición, estabilidad de pagos y previsibilidad jurídica.

El evento fue estructurado exactamente sobre esos tres ejes.

El primer año regulado como laboratorio real

El mercado brasileño produjo un fenómeno inusual: escala inmediata combinada con incertidumbre operativa.

El resultado fue un gran experimento colectivo donde las empresas aprendieron simultáneamente — y bajo riesgo financiero real — cómo operar en un país continental con infraestructura de pagos instantáneos y cultura masiva de apuestas digitales.

Este Summit pasa a analizar las lecciones de ese primer año. No como teoría regulatoria, sino como posoperación: fraude en PIX, presión publicitaria, compliance en tiempo real, costes de medios y conversión efectiva de usuarios recreativos en clientes recurrentes.

La madurez de la agenda refleja esto. El debate ya no gira en torno a “entrar en Brasil”, sino a “permanecer rentable en Brasil”.

Contenido dividido por problemas de negocio

Más de 150 especialistas participan en paneles distribuidos en tres escenarios temáticos. La organización estructuró la programación no por segmentos tradicionales, sino por desafíos operativos: liderazgo, tecnología, pagos, marketing y afiliación.

Este enfoque evidencia el cambio del sector: el compliance deja de ser coste y pasa a ser producto.

Reguladores como agentes operativos

Uno de los signos más relevantes de la maduración del mercado es la presencia activa de autoridades públicas en formato keynote, presentando una visión directa sobre la construcción del mercado regulado y sus bastidores regulatorios.

El evento deja de ser industria hablando sobre regulación y pasa a ser regulación dialogando sobre operación.

Pagos: el verdadero campo de batalla

Ningún otro mercado relevante posee una infraestructura comparable al PIX combinada con un volumen tan alto de usuarios principiantes.

Esto convirtió los pagos en el principal diferencial competitivo entre operadores.

El consenso emergente es claro: los pagos dejaron de ser back-office y se convirtieron en el producto central del operador.

De hype a ROI

En 2024 el foco era presencia de marca. En 2025 adquisición.

En 2026 retorno financiero. Las empresas comienzan a medir el costo real por jugador activo, no solo el registro.

El SBC Summit Rio 2026 simboliza la entrada del sector en su fase adulta.
El principal tema ya no es crecimiento — es sostenibilidad.

La industria ya no busca entender Brasil.
Busca aprender a ganar dinero en él de forma consistente.

SOFTSWISS se integra a la ANJL

SOFTSWISS se convirtió en miembro oficial de la Asociación Nacional de Juegos y Loterías (ANJL), siendo el primer proveedor tecnológico en integrarse a la entidad.

Al mismo tiempo, Carla Dualib, Business Development Manager para Brasil de la compañía, pasó a formar parte de la junta directiva como Directora de Comunicación, manteniendo su cargo dentro de la empresa.

La ANJL representa a operadores licenciados y actores estratégicos del sector de apuestas y loterías en Brasil, trabajando junto a reguladores para promover un mercado transparente y sostenible.

Con su ingreso, SOFTSWISS refuerza el rol de los proveedores tecnológicos dentro del ecosistema regulado, aportando experiencia en compliance, conocimiento de mercado y desarrollo responsable.

Como directora de comunicación, Dualib tendrá la tarea de fortalecer el diálogo entre industria y autoridades, ampliar el engagement profesional y mejorar la comunicación institucional del sector.

La compañía continúa expandiendo su presencia en América Latina y participará en el SBC Summit Rio 2026, donde su equipo estará disponible para reuniones.

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Brazil avoids a fiscal shock and betting enters the reputational phase in LATAM

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The removal of CIDE-Bets and Brazil’s regulatory learning curve

Brazil’s Congress produced this week the most relevant move since the opening of the regulated market: the exclusion of the so-called CIDE-Bets from the “anti-crime bill”.

The contribution, previously included in the Senate version, could generate up to R$30 billion annually and would apply directly to betting operations, with practical impact on user deposits.

Its removal followed intense political negotiation and a coordinated industry reaction, which argued that the measure targeted the most sensitive point of the economic model: player conversion into the legal environment.

Unlike taxation on operational revenue, taxes perceived directly by users tend to immediately alter behavior — especially in newly regulated markets where offshore alternatives remain accessible.

The episode marks a relevant moment of institutional learning.

The government did not abandon its revenue logic — the tax burden on GGR remains scheduled to reach 15% by 2028 — but implicitly acknowledged the need to preserve the market channelization phase.

In mature jurisdictions, the initial capture of players to licensed operators is usually prioritized before fiscal maximization. Brazil’s decision indicates gradual alignment with this logic.

More than a simple retreat, the case reveals the structural tension of the model: the country simultaneously holds one of the world’s largest tax potentials and a consolidated offshore consumption culture.

Any tax imbalance can push volume outside the regulated system faster than it generates additional public revenue.

Therefore, the discussion does not disappear. The removal of CIDE does not end the fiscal debate — it merely postpones a more aggressive revenue attempt.

The topic remains on the political radar, especially amid the search for funding for public security and fiscal balance.

From taxation to public perception: advertising becomes the new battlefield

Almost simultaneously with the tax relief, the legislative focus shifted direction.

A bill approved in a Senate committee proposes restricting betting advertising and sponsorships in Brazilian sports, directly affecting the sector’s main acquisition channel.

Clubs and industry representatives estimate an impact above R$1.6 billion annually in football financing, alongside a likely migration of investment toward less controllable channels such as foreign platforms and indirect advertising.

The debate shifts its axis: it stops asking how much the sector collects and starts asking how visible it should be.

This transition typically marks the second regulatory phase of betting markets.

After defining licenses and taxes, lawmakers begin responding to social and media pressure. Brazil reached this stage rapidly, still during companies’ operational consolidation.

In practice, this alters the nature of competition. Operators stop competing only for marketing scale and start competing for public legitimacy.

Institutional communication, user education and protection policies become strategic assets — not merely regulatory obligations.

The regional signal: Chile and the inevitable migration to online

While Brazil debates limits to sector growth, data released in Chile helps contextualize the regional phenomenon.

The regulator reported a 4.5% drop in land-based casino GGR in 2025, reinforcing an international trend: gambling demand does not disappear — it changes channels.

The country still debates online regulation while consumer behavior has already migrated to digital.

The practical result is reduced revenue from the supervised channel without proportional reduction in activity.

The example began to be implicitly cited within the Brazilian debate. It illustrates a recurring dilemma in emerging markets: excessive restrictions do not eliminate consumption — they only reduce oversight capacity.

For Brazil — whose central regulatory objective is to channel a historically offshore market — the evidence reinforces the importance of regulatory balance.

The challenge is not preventing the activity, but integrating it into the formal system.

The beginning of a new phase for operators

The week’s movements suggest a structural transition. The Brazilian market leaves the normative implementation stage and enters the operational legitimacy phase.

Growth continues, but its nature changes.

Competition tends to migrate from aggressive acquisition to qualified retention; from bonuses to experience; from visibility to trust.

In markets undergoing this phase, compliance, behavioral monitoring and reputation gain direct economic impact.

Political debate also evolves.

The discussion ceases to be exclusively fiscal and starts incorporating social responsibility, player protection and sustainability of the sports ecosystem.

This is traditionally the point where the sector stops being treated as an economic novelty and becomes a permanent activity.

Latin America, led by Brazil, begins entering this stage.

Growth does not necessarily slow — but it stops being expansion and becomes structure.

SBC Summit Rio 2026: the regulated market enters its operational phase

An event that shifts from launch to infrastructure

The SBC Summit Rio reaches its third edition at a structurally different moment for the Brazilian market.

In 2024 it functioned as a meeting point of expectations; in 2025 as validation of scale; in 2026 it essentially becomes an operational platform.

The industry no longer debates whether Brazil will work — it debates how to operate better within it.

The Brazilian market doesn’t stop. In the third year, the conversation becomes deeper. Companies want clarity, direct dialogue with regulators and connections with operators working daily.

That’s what we prioritized in Rio. Business happens during the day — and, of course, we make sure the nights are enjoyed as well,” said Rasmus Sojmark, founder and CEO of SBC.

Held from March 3-5 at Riocentro in Rio de Janeiro, the meeting will gather operators, affiliates, studios, platforms, payment providers, regulators and tech suppliers in an environment whose focus shifts from educational to tactical.

The main objective now is to transform the practical experience of the first regulated cycle into measurable competitive advantage.

Executives seek three specific answers: acquisition efficiency, payment stability and legal predictability.

The event was structured precisely around these three axes.

The first regulated year as a real laboratory

The Brazilian market produced an unusual phenomenon: immediate scale combined with operational uncertainty.

The result was a collective experiment where companies simultaneously learned — under real financial risk — how to operate in a continental country with instant payments infrastructure and mass digital betting culture.

The Summit analyzes lessons from this first year: PIX fraud, advertising pressure, real-time compliance, media costs and effective conversion of recreational users into recurring customers.

The debate no longer revolves around “entering Brazil” but “remaining profitable in Brazil”.

More than 150 specialists will participate in panels across three stages addressing leadership, technology, payments, marketing and affiliation.

The focus reveals the sector’s shift: compliance stops being cost and becomes product.

Payments: the real battlefield

No other major market combines PIX infrastructure with such a high volume of first-time users.

This turned payments into the main competitive differentiator among operators.

The emerging consensus is clear: payments stopped being back-office and became the operator’s core product.

From hype to ROI:

In 2024 the focus was brand presence.
In 2025 acquisition.
In 2026 financial return.

Companies begin measuring real cost per active player, not just registrations.

The SBC Summit Rio 2026 symbolizes the sector’s entry into adulthood.

The main topic is no longer growth — it is sustainability.

The industry no longer seeks to understand Brazil.
It seeks to learn how to make consistent money in it.

SOFTSWISS joins ANJL

SOFTSWISS became an official member of the National Association of Games and Lotteries (ANJL), becoming the first technology provider to join the entity.

At the same time, Carla Dualib, the company’s Business Development Manager for Brazil, joined the board as Communications Director while maintaining her corporate role.

ANJL represents licensed operators and key stakeholders in Brazil’s betting and lottery sector, working with regulators to promote a transparent and sustainable market.

By joining, SOFTSWISS reinforces the role of technology providers within the regulated ecosystem, contributing compliance expertise, market knowledge and responsible development.

As communications director, Dualib will strengthen dialogue between industry and authorities and improve institutional communication across the sector.

The company continues expanding in Latin America and will attend SBC Summit Rio 2026, where its team will be available for meetings.

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Epic Games and BLAST have today announced that the first Fortnite Championship Series (FNCS) LAN of the year is heading to Düsseldorf, Germany for the very first time.

The Fortnite Major 1 Summit will take place live inside the PSD Bank Dome on May 30 and 31, 2026. In the heart of Western Germany, Fortnite will take over the state-of-the-art PSD Bank Dome Arena, home of the Düsseldorfer EG hockey team, for two days of thrilling Fortnite action.

The top duos from all seven regions will battle live to be crowned Fortnite Major 1 Summit champions, take home a share of the $1,000,000 prize pool, and secure a spot at the Fortnite Global Championship later this year.

As one of Europe’s largest gaming markets and a frequent host of international esports tournaments, Germany has long played a central role in the global competitive scene. Located in the country’s most populous state and one of its most connected regions, Düsseldorf provides a fitting backdrop for the first FNCS LAN of the competitive season.

Tickets go on general sale March 2 at 4 AM ET / 10 AM CET on Eventim. More ticket information can be found here: Eventim Fortnite Major 1 Summit

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