GAT Official Launch Brazil 2026 set for July 29-30 in São Paulo with GLI, Gamanza and Pariente Advisory as sponsors

GAT Events will launch its Brazil activities with an executive meeting in São Paulo on July 29 and 30, bringing together regulators, operators, suppliers, investors and industry leaders from Brazil and Latin America. For PSPs and other high-risk payment providers, the point is simple: this is where the local betting and gaming stack is being assembled in public.

1. The event will take place in São Paulo on July 29 and 30, with the main day of discussions scheduled for Thursday, July 30, from 14:00 at the Jockey Club of São Paulo. The organizer says the launch will gather government authorities, regulators, associations, operators, manufacturers, suppliers, investors and gaming and betting leaders.
2. Gaming Laboratories International (GLI), Gamanza and Pariente Advisory are listed as sponsors of the first edition. Pariente Advisory is described as an independent strategic consultancy for hospitality, gaming and integrated resorts, founded by Alex W. Pariente, who is Chair of this inaugural edition.
3. World Gaming Business, part of Clarion Gaming and organizer of ICE Barcelona and iGB, is the global media partner. That gives the launch an international distribution channel, which matters when a market is trying to signal credibility to vendors, investors and regulated operators at the same time.
4. Confirmed participants include Altenar, Timeless Tech, Novomatic, FIRST, Oddin, Sportingtech, XtremePush, bet365, Cactus Gaming, Nuvei, 3OAKS and ClearSky Network. In other words, the guest list already cuts across platform, content, marketing and payments.
5. GAT Events CEO José Aníbal Aguirre said the meeting will be “an immersive journey” and called the future of gaming in Brazil already arrived. Alex W. Pariente, Chair of GAT Official Launch Brazil 2026, said Brazil is no longer debating whether it will have a regulated market, but how attractive it will be for investment.

The speaker lineup includes figures tied to the sector’s development in Brazil, among them Alex W. Pariente, Neil Montgomery, Liliana Costa, Bárbara Teles, Ricardo Magri, Plínio Augusto Lemos Jorge, Bruno Omori, Amilton Noble, Sávio Prado, Georges Didier and Hugo Leite. Additional invited speakers named by the GAT Ambassadors include Hazenclever Lopes Cançado, Eduardo Ludmer, Thiago Garrides, Ana Bárbara Costa, Roberto Carvalho Brasil Fernandes, Max Bauer and Fabricio Tota.