Peru’s iGaming framework prompts industry questions. The LiGA Summit 2026 in Lima will address these, covering compliance, strategy, and growth for operators.
Key Takeaways
* Peru’s new iGaming licensing framework is a central topic for discussion, impacting online and land-based market stability.
* The LiGA Summit 2026 will explore commercial strategies, responsible growth, and compliance standards for the Latin American gaming sector.
* A dedicated Prediction Markets Summit will examine event-based products, forecasting infrastructure, and their role in regulated betting markets.
Peru’s Evolving iGaming Landscape
The recently implemented iGaming licensing framework in Peru has introduced new considerations for operators, regulators, and suppliers within the online casino and betting industry. These topics will form part of the discussions at the inaugural LiGA Summit 2026, scheduled for September 17 – 18, 2026, at the El Pardo Lima – A DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel in Lima, Peru. The agenda includes compliance, commercial strategy, and responsible growth.
Focus on Prediction Markets
An emerging area of industry focus, prediction markets, will be explored during the Prediction Markets Summit Americas 2026. This half-day stream, taking place on September 18 alongside the main conference, will feature discussions on forecasting infrastructure and the influence of event-based products across regulated gaming markets. The conversation will cover building trust in event-based products, including fraud prevention, cybersecurity, market integrity, and consumer protection.
Regulation and market development will also be addressed, with a look at Brazil’s regulatory approach, evolving frameworks across Latin America, and the integration of prediction markets within betting, fintech, and digital assets. Product innovation and user engagement topics will include lessons from sportsbooks and affiliates, user experience, sustainable growth, and the role of AI and emerging technologies.
LiGA Summit 2026: Main Programme Highlights
The summit’s agenda covers developments in Peru and the broader Latin American gaming industry, from regulatory reform to the emergence of prediction markets.
Day One | Thursday, 17 September
* Peru’s New Gaming Licensing Era: This session will examine the impact on online and land-based market stability.
* Peru at the Centre of LatAm iGaming: Discussions will move from regulation to profitability within the region.
* The Rise of Creator Affiliates in Latin America: This segment will cover platforms like TikTok, YouTube, and short-form performance marketing.
Day Two | Friday, 18 September
* The New Age of AML and KYC in Peru’s Digital Betting Market: This session will focus on anti-money laundering and know-your-customer protocols.
* Responsible Marketing: The discussion will center on maintaining growth while meeting new compliance standards.
* Representation Matters: This topic will explore shaping gaming through diversity.
Industry Leaders to Participate
Industry stakeholders, including operators, affiliates, legal experts, and technology providers, are scheduled to participate in the LiGA Summit 2026. Confirmed contributors include:
* Carlos Alberto Fonseca Sarmiento, Managing Partner, GAMING LAW S.A.C.
* Celeste Arredondo, Founder, International Gaming Women
* Gabriel Bazza, Senior Affiliate Manager, Betnix
* Lucas Tapia Luna, CRM Marketing Manager – Sportsbook & Casino, Apuesto.com | Rojabet | Latribet
* Milagros Gabriela Seijas Peralta, Head of Legal and Compliance, La Tinka S.A.
Organizations seeking to increase visibility and connect with stakeholders from across Latin America’s gaming market can explore delegate, sponsorship, and exhibition packages. Registration details are available for those looking to secure a place at the event.
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