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ICE Barcelona has demonstrated its commitment to the Spanish industry following a highly successful engagement program at the Expo Congreso de Juego Luis Escribano in Torremolinos.

Recognised for being one of the most established and respected gatherings in the Spanish gaming calendar, the event provided a powerful platform for the ICE team to connect with industry leaders, regional representatives, and national stakeholders, as momentum builds towards the second edition of ICE Barcelona taking place January 2026.

The ICE Barcelona delegation engaged with more than a dozen of Spain’s most influential trade associations, including Asociación de Operadores de Juego de la Comunidad de Madrid, Asociación de Operadores de Asturias, Asaebin Andalucía, Ageo Galicia, Andemar Comunidad Valenciana, Anesar, Aemexa Extremadura, Club de Convergentes, CEJUEGO, Femara and Aspromares to share the exciting development plans for January’s event.

Reviewing the programme of meetings Ewa Bakun, Director of Industry Insight and Engagement at Clarion Gaming said: “Our aim in Torremolinos was clear: to listen, to connect, and to demonstrate our commitment to the Spanish industry. The conversations that we had were without exception forward-looking and constructive focussing on how we can work hand in hand with associations to shape and deliver a Spain-focused agenda at ICE 2026.”

She added: “Topics ranged from regional market opportunities to association-led content creation, as well as new ways to maximise knowledge sharing, showcase innovation, and elevate Spain’s presence on the global gaming stage.”

“A central pillar of our discussions was the La Plaza —a dedicated hub on the ICE show floor. More than simply a meeting point, La Plaza will host an industry-led programme co-curated with the Spanish associations, featuring bespoke content sessions, networking events, and collaborative initiatives that put the voice of Spain’s gaming community at the very heart of ICE Barcelona.

“We warmly invite all associations, including those we could not meet in person at the Expo Congreso, to join us on the journey to Barcelona and play a central role in shaping ICE 2026. The response from delegates to both the debut of ICE Barcelona in 2025 and the 2026 roadmap was overwhelmingly positive.

“Attendees expressed strong enthusiasm for the opportunity to showcase Spain’s strength and dynamism on a global stage, while also embracing the chance to contribute to the broader strategic conversations impacting the future of the industry.”

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Win Systems will once again participate in Global Gaming Expo (G2E) Las Vegas 2025, to be held October 7–9 at The Venetian Expo. On this occasion, the company will premiere Colors, the latest generation of its renowned Gold Club electronic roulette, developed to adapt to each operator’s needs and enhance casinos’ visual identity with a unique and customizable design.

The Colors electronic roulette incorporates the 3E philosophy —Efficiency, Ergonomics, Effectiveness— offering a modern, compact, and ergonomic design that attracts players while maximizing comfort during gameplay. Its greatest innovation lies in its high level of customization: every detail can be tailored to the casino’s style, from LED colors to armrests, the wheel, the wheel cover, and even the track where the ball spins. In addition, the system allows operators to choose between classic or modern layouts, ensuring the table’s presentation adapts both to aesthetic preferences and space requirements.

Another differentiating element is the Dynamic Paytable, which offers four payout modes and multiplies winning opportunities by randomly varying numbers and prizes in each round, making the roulette experience more interactive and personalized.

At the same time, Win Systems continues to strengthen its line of Allegro electronic roulettes, recognized as an efficient and versatile solution for operators. The individual Allegro station features a premium design that combines comfort, fun, and ergonomics, guaranteeing a superior gaming experience. Its advanced technology allows up to 255 Allegro units to be connected to any Gold Club electronic roulette, offering maximum flexibility for casino configuration. With its compact design and high performance, Allegro optimizes profitability without compromising player comfort, making it a reliable and attractive option to expand electronic roulette offerings.

“The reception we’ve had so far with the Gold Club Colors electronic roulette confirms that we are fully aligned with what the market demands and values: customization, innovative design, and technology at the service of a superior gaming experience,” said Eric Benchimol, CEO of Win Systems.

Win Systems invites all industry professionals to visit booth #2050 to discover its latest launches firsthand and to learn how its comprehensive solutions continue setting trends in the sector.

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eGaming Integrity is delighted to announce the appointment of Robert Penfold as Head of Internal Audit, further strengthening the firm’s ability to support Isle of Man licence holders in responding to increasing regulatory scrutiny and upholding the island’s reputation for integrity.

Robert brings with him more than two decades of high-level experience in governance, risk, audit, and compliance across global gaming and financial services organisations. Most notably, Robert spent over eight years as Director of Internal Audit & Risk at Playtech plc, the world’s largest online gaming software and services supplier listed on the London Stock Exchange. In this role, he was a member of Playtech’s Audit, Risk and Governance Committees, overseeing global audit programmes and supporting the business in meeting complex regulatory requirements across multiple jurisdictions.

Robert has also held senior positions at bwin.party digital entertainment plc, where he led global risk management across regulated markets including Spain, Denmark, Italy, Belgium, France, and Gibraltar. More recently, he was engaged as Governance, Risk & Compliance Manager at the Isle of Man Government’s Attorney General Chambers, where he implemented new risk frameworks and data governance processes across multiple divisions.

Emma Shilling, Director at eGaming Integrity, commented: “This is a landmark appointment for us. Robert’s depth of experience, particularly his years at the helm of audit and risk at Playtech, represents a real step change for eGaming Integrity and our clients. His appointment evidences our commitment to providing heavyweight, board-level expertise to Isle of Man licence holders at a time when regulatory scrutiny has never been higher.”

Robert Penfold added: “I’m thrilled to be joining eGaming Integrity at such a pivotal time for the sector. I’ve spent much of my career working to ensure organisations not only meet regulatory requirements but build strong, resilient frameworks that protect their businesses and customers. I look forward to working with Emma and the team to help our clients strengthen their compliance and governance cultures.”

Robert’s appointment adds further depth to eGaming Integrity’s team of industry experts and former regulators, reinforcing its position as the Isle of Man’s leading provider of mock audits, remediation, and internal audit services for the island’s eGaming licence holders.

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