BiG Brazil iGaming Summit São Paulo 2026

Why São Paulo

The Brazilian iGaming industry has two centres of gravity: Rio de Janeiro for the SBC event and regulatory liaison work, and São Paulo for commercial operations. Most large operator headquarters in Brazil are paulista — Hillside Brasil (bet365), Kaizen Brasil (Betano), Sportingbet Brasil (Entain), and most of the affiliate-economy network operators.

BiG São Paulo is where the second tier of the Brazilian commercial cycle plays out — the operators that don’t make it to Rio in March reconvene here in June, the affiliate networks running Q2/Q3 campaigns swap notes, and the smaller SECAP-licensed operators (sub-bet365 tier) actually do the volume of dealmaking.

Programme tracks

Affiliate Marketing Brasil (the largest single track at BiG, reflecting São Paulo’s status as Brazil’s affiliate-network hub), PIX 2.0 and Pix Recorrente integrations, Esportes + cassino integration (Brasileirão sponsorship rules under SECAP), Crash games and Aviator-style products, Tax/IRRF compliance for medium-sized operators.

Who shows up

Mid-tier SECAP licensees (the operators that don’t dominate marketing spend but ship volume), the affiliate-economy operators (KTO, F12.bet, EstrelaBet, Mr. Jack), paulista platform partners, and SECAP/MF regulatory representatives doing market visits.

Access and cost

Free expo pass on pre-registration. Conference passes run R$1,500–R$3,000 depending on tier. Networking events partly invite-only.

VegasHunter coverage angle

We track BiG São Paulo for second-tier operator positioning that doesn’t surface at SBC Rio — which paulista-based affiliate programs negotiate new CPA rates with smaller operators, and where regulatory enforcement priorities have shifted three months into the year.