28 Nov, Cape Town Recent stats suggest the mammoth iGaming industry in Europe is expected to grow by around 9% per year and reach 41% of total gambling revenue in Europe by 2026, up from 26% in 2019. By the end of 2022, the industry is forecast to grow by 19%, reaching just under USD 100 billion Gross Gaming Revenue. The growth in Europe's online gaming market is expected to continue, having been accelerated by the pandemic which saw a large increase in online entertainment-seeking activity.
Expand Your Brand in the European Gaming Industry – Not to be missed events in Europe in 2023
Eventus International will be hosting 5 events in Europe next year, with the goal of informing fellow attendees and participants about how to take advantage of this exponential growth to improve their individual and business success.
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28 November 2022
Gateway to the African Gaming Industry - Eventus I...
21 Nov, Cape Town iGaming is rapidly increasing in popularity in Africa. For example, the industry in South Africa generated $2.2 billion in income during the 2022 fiscal year. Nigeria generated more than $600 mil...
08 November 2022
Scandinavian Gaming Show 2022 – Recap
Eventus International successfully concluded the 4 th edition of the Scandinavian Gaming Show last week in Copenhagen, Denmark at the beautiful Carlsberg Museum &...
22-06-2017
Sports Betting & Gaming India
Eventus International is proud to announce that the Sports Betting & Gaming India Conference (SBGI) is scheduled to ta...
22-06-2017
SUZOHAPP receives the Innovation Award at ATMIA Confe...
The ATMIA "ATM and Cash Innovation" Conference took place on June 13 & 14 in London. This edition celebrated the 50th ...
22-06-2017
Russian Gaming Week 2017: results
On June 7-8, Moscow hosted the 11th International exhibition and forum Russian Gaming Week. The event was focused on the t...
22-06-2017
CEEGC2017 Budapest announces NetEnt as Main Stage Spo...
For immediate release, 21st of June, 2017 – Budapest: Following the great success of the newly enabled sponsorship p...
