SoftGamings Takes Part in SiGMA Europe

SoftGamings is exhibiting its entire portfolio at stand S5 of SiGMA Europe expo scheduled for 15th – 19th November at the Malta Fairs and Convention Centre (MFCC).

SoftGamings is packing its bags and is headed to Malta to display its iGaming products and solutions for all looking to take their gambling offer to the next level. This year, SiGMA Group is poised to be bigger than ever, bringing four of its leading shows and expos to the same conference.

Namely, from 15th to 19th November, the Malta Fairs and Convention Centre (MFCC) will be the meeting point for not only SiGMA Europe but also AGS and AIBC conferences under SiGMA’s patronage, as well as the second edition of the Med-Tech World health conference.

Malta is the place to be in November for anyone in the iGaming market looking to make multi-layered business deals, connect with leading affiliates, and do a lot of networking with the leading suppliers, aggregators, and operators in the industry.

SoftGamings will be welcoming guests and partners at stand S5 and get them on a first-name basis with its entire portfolio and casino solutions tailored to meet the demanding requirements of the market today. The solutions and products include casino game integration through a unified API integration module, Turnkey and White Label casino solutions, a sportsbook product, payment systems, marketing and affiliation solutions, and more.

“We are looking forward to making the most out of the networking and business opportunities SiGMA Europe offers as one of the marquee events in the industry. Now that the in-person conferences are back in business, we couldn’t be happier to meet our potential clients face to face and showcase all the power behind our products. We hope that our stand, S5, will generate a lot of buzz and be one of the most visited at the entire conference. Meet us at the SiGMA Europe Malta event in November to learn more about the best iGaming solutions on the market,” Irina Sazonova, Director of Partnerships at SoftGamings, said.