The company will unveil the fifth edition of its annual report, bringing together perspectives on technology, regulation and new markets.
Softswiss will take part in SBC Summit Lisbon with a panel dedicated to how the gaming sector has evolved over the past five years. The session, scheduled for 29 September from 16.10 to 16.50 at the Feira Internacional de Lisboa and MEO Arena, is titled “2027 Softswiss iGaming Trends Report | Five Years of iGaming: Which Trends Endured, Which Faded, and What Comes Next” and will draw on five editions of the company’s iGaming Trends Report.
The discussion will look back at the shifts that have shaped the industry, identifying which trends have taken hold over time and which have fallen out of operators’ focus. Five years ago, according to the statement released by Softswiss, wearable betting, NFTs and the metaverse were among the most widely discussed topics. Today the conversation has shifted toward artificial intelligence, regulation, user trust, localisation and emerging markets.
The panel will feature Serhii Avramchuk, Principal Account Industry Manager at Amazon Web Services, Denis Romanovskiy, Chief AI Officer at Softswiss, Kate Puteiko, CMO at BGaming, and Aggrey Sayi, CEO of Maybets. The session will be moderated by journalist Elliott Gotkine, a former CNN and Bloomberg correspondent.
Romanovskiy commented on the initiative, noting that five years is a long time for the industry: some trends that once drew a great deal of attention have since disappeared, while others have become part of how operators run their businesses day to day. He cited artificial intelligence as one example, saying its use has moved from theoretical potential to practical, concrete application. According to the executive, the panel will also be a chance to discuss what operators should be watching as they look ahead to 2027.
The fifth edition of the iGaming Trends Report will be unveiled on 29 September, alongside the panel, and will be available for download on Softswiss’s website for those who register in advance.
