The free to attend RSVP event  will start with a Networking Reception at the Palacio de la Asamblea followed by Dinner at the restaurant of Real Club Maritimo (6^th November).

The following day attendees will be invited to participate in two interactive roundtable discussions exploring the use of AI tools in the iGaming Industry and an analysis of the marketing and advertising options following the Supreme Court’s ruling on commercial communications.

Both roundtables will be moderated by AJOM Secretary Patricia Lalanda Ordóñez. Speakers and commentators include Karen Marcela Sierra-Hughes, Vice President of GLI for the US, Latin America, the Caribbean, and Spain; Jose Luis Dessy, Director of AI Granada R&I Foundation; Sergio Martinez Ranero, Site Manager, Codere Online; Jorge Hinojosa, Director, JDigital and Pedro Barreda, former International Marketing Director, 888/William Hill.

Jesús Martínez Director General of Technological Innovation of the Government of Melilla stated: “The gaming sector is important strategically for the City of Melilla both currently and in the future. Together with Clarion Gaming and AJOM it is an honour to host and organise  this event which has a strong technological focus and will address topical industry issues drawing on the insight and expertise of a prestigious line-up of speakers.”

Ewa Bakun, Clarion Gaming’s Director Industry Insight and Engagement commented: “This will be the third event that Clarion Gaming has sponsored or co-sponsored in partnership with the industry in Spain. It follows July’s Digital Entertainment Summit which took place in north Catalonia and September’s 12^th Expo and Congress in Torremolinos which was organised by ANDESA, ACODISA and ANIMARE.

“All of the events provided an opportunity to learn more about the industry, exchange ideas and build relationships with colleagues in a pleasant and informal environment.

“I am delighted to be attending the event in Melilla which takes place the day after I attend the launch of CEJUEGO’s influential annual report on the state of the industry.

“Clarion Gaming is committed to partnering with all members of the industry in Spain to explain the vision for ICE and iGB Affiliate and in the process ensure that both events are sensitive to the needs and requirements of operators, suppliers, trade bodies and regulators.”

Videoslots is excited to unveil a new brand, DBET .com, now available in Sweden, with plans to expand into other European markets soon. DBET is Videoslots’ first sports-focused brand and aims to disrupt the Swedish tipset market by offering players access to international pools and jackpots for the very first time.

Starting today, Swedish players can win an estimated jackpot of 12 million kroner (over €1M) by being the sole participant in the pool to correctly predict the outcome (win/lose/draw) of 13 featured matches. These pools are expected to grow rapidly, offering a compelling alternative to traditional games that only collect bets within Sweden.

For its launch, DBET has secured a comprehensive sponsorship package with Bandy, Sweden’s quintessential sport. DBET is now the principal partner of the Swedish Bandy Association, the National Team, and the Swedish Bandy League (Elitserien), which provides visibility in stadiums and on the jerseys of all league teams. Additionally, DBET will sponsor the Bandy World Championship, set to take place in Lidköping in 2025.

Through this partnership, DBET signals its intention to establish itself as a true Swedish brand, closely aligned with elite competitions while promoting grassroots sports across the country. Following the initial launch with tipset and casino offerings, DBET will expand its product portfolio to include a state-of-the-art sportsbook. This will be the first brand to feature the new sportsbook platform adopted by Videoslots’ portfolio of brands. The platform will eventually be rolled out across all markets, further raising Videoslots’ ambitions in the sports betting sector.

NOVOMATIC has underscored its clear commitment to sustainability by installing the Group’s largest photovoltaic system. More than 4,600 solar panels have been installed on the roof of the headquarters in Lower Austria, covering a total area of 20,000 m2 and ceremoniously commissioned in the presence of Lower Austrian Governor Johanna Mikl-Leitner, NOVOMATIC’s Executive Board and the mayor of Gumpoldskirchen, Ferdinand Köck.

The PV system, with a size equivalent to three football pitches, will produce around two million kilowatt-hours of electricity every year, thereby enabling the company to meet a substantial portion of this location’s annual energy needs. In addition to being used in the offices and production facilities, this green electricity will also find its way into the company’s dedicated charging stations for its fleet of e-vehicles. It is a similar situation with international subsidiaries in countries such as Germany, Italy, Spain, Romania, North Macedonia, Bosnia, Poland, South Africa and Australia, which are already meeting substantial portions of their electricity needs from dedicated PV systems.

State Governor of Lower Austria, Johanna Mikl-Leitner, emphasizes “Lower Austria is a pioneer in efforts to develop the use of wind energy and photovoltaics. Half of all the wind power produced in Austria and a quarter of all the country’s photovoltaic electricity already comes from Lower Austria today. We can do this because many companies do their bit to ensure the green and sustainable future of the state’s economic engine, investing in the development of renewable energy sources. Thank you for this investment and the trust placed in the economic hub that is Lower Austria.”

“The completion of the Group’s largest photovoltaic plant is not just a key milestone in the sustainability strategy of NOVOMATIC AG, but it also means we have sent a clear signal of our intentions to foster a strong and efficient energy future. After all, it is only by taking responsibility that business success can be guaranteed in the long term,” says the Executive Board of the NOVOMATIC AG Group.

Installing the new PV system on already built-up areas helps NOVOMATIC to consistently reduce its carbon footprint, and enabling it now to save more than 1,100 tons of CO2 emissions every year, the equivalent of 90,500 trees compensating for CO2. The concept of “Going Green” is firmly anchored in the company’s comprehensive ESG program as Europe’s leading gaming technology group. In addition to its work­­ to expand the use of photovoltaics across the Group, the company is also focusing its attention on monitoring resources and expanding e-mobility, all with a view to permanently cutting international CO2 emissions.