Last updated on May 19th, 2025
Gamblers Connect is delighted to announce that the much-anticipated Gaming in Spain Conference, set to take place on the 26th of June at the Auditorio ECIJA in Madrid, has released its agenda.
What is particularly exciting is the fact that this year, the conference will look beyond the borders of the Spanish market, as it will explore the opportunities of the booming markets of Latin America.
With that being said, let’s have a look at a select number of confirmed conference sessions you can expect:
- Algorithms, advertising & deposit limits: Outlines and obligations
Mikel Arana, Director General, DGOJ
- Regulatory update
Xavi Muñoz, Partner, ECIJA Law Firm
- The Spanish iGaming market in numbers: Increasing black-market popularity?
Josh Hodgson, COO, H2 Gambling Capital
- Regulatory burdens and licensed market sustainability
Jorge Hinojosa, Director General, Jdigital; Ester Martin-Ortega, Head of Public Affairs and Sustainability, Flutter Entertainment; Camille Gonzálvez, Gaming Lawyer, ECIJA
- The Brazilian market: A regulatory update
Matheus Puppe, Partner, ECIJA Brazil
- The state of play in promising LatAm markets (panel)
Eduardo Benavides, Managing Partner, ECIJA Peru; Matheus Puppe, Partner, ECIJA Brazil; Polibio Velenzuela, Partner, ECIJA Dominican Republic
Willem van Oort, Founder of Gaming in Spain, commented on the conference:
This year, we have decided to look a bit beyond Spain’s borders – at the opportunities offered by Latin America’s booming and increasingly regulated markets. I am, of course, very proud to welcome several local experts to our event who can tell us more about these opportunities. Even so, Spain remains the focal point of our event. The Spanish government’s efforts to turn gambling primarily into a public health issue ensure that there will be plenty to discuss this year.
In addition to the packed main program, the Gaming in Spain Conference will also feature a list of practical breakout sessions, plus three workshops that will grant certificates on internal audits and the EU’s AI Act, DGPR website checks, which in turn will establish a strong learning culture in companies and organizations.
These workshops are scheduled for the 25th of June, one day before the main event, and the best part is that they are free for paying GiS Conferences attendees. This is only in addition to the plethora of networking opportunities during lunch, networking drinks, and coffee breaks!
Last, but not least, all attendees of the Gaming in Spain Conference are invited to attend the Jdigital Awards ceremony scheduled for June 26, which will honour those who made outstanding contributions to improve the regulated gambling sector of Spain.
