Superbet, Tonybet and Malta Gaming Authority Among Organisations Represented at HIPTHER Warsaw Summit
The Warsaw gathering will connect the gaming community with representatives from banking, payments, technology and academia.
Superbet, Tonybet and Malta Gaming Authority are among the organisations that will be represented at HIPTHER Warsaw Summit on 27–28 October 2026 at the InterContinental Warsaw. Their participation places gaming and regulatory perspectives within a wider gathering that also includes Revolut, U.S. Bank and IDENTT.
For European gaming professionals, the mix provides a reason to look beyond familiar industry contacts. Operating a digital gaming business involves relationships with financial institutions, technology suppliers and other specialists, making a broader professional network valuable when assessing how to improve services and develop a business.
Connecting gaming with the businesses around it
The organisations highlighted from the wider summit lineup also include Litpay, SGH Warsaw School of Economics, No Fluff Jobs, Andersen, Enable Banking, Pace App and Fintech Latvia Association. Together, the selection demonstrates the breadth of the communities coming to Warsaw.
That breadth matters because decisions about customer experience and business performance often have several dimensions. Registration journeys raise questions about verification and usability. Payment processes affect the customer relationship as well as internal operations. New technology creates questions about implementation, staffing and oversight.
These are useful starting points for exchanges between gaming professionals and people working in adjacent sectors. Comparing approaches can help attendees ask better questions of potential collaborators and understand the constraints each side brings to a project.
Operator experience alongside institutional perspectives
The representation of Superbet and Tonybet gives the lineup a clear operator connection. Malta Gaming Authority adds a regulatory institution to the organisations represented, while SGH Warsaw School of Economics introduces an academic dimension to the wider gathering.
Revolut and U.S. Bank extend the financial services representation, with IDENTT, Litpay, Enable Banking and the other participating organisations adding further opportunities to explore connections beyond gaming. The range of names offers delegates several routes into the event, depending on their professional priorities.
For a business development team, the starting point may be identifying relevant contacts. For a product or operations professional, it may be understanding how another organisation approaches a shared challenge. Attendees with regulatory or research interests may value the chance to compare the questions being asked across different professional communities.
Planning conversations that matter
The most useful preparation is to connect the lineup with a concrete business objective. Delegates can review the published speakers and programme, identify the discussions closest to their work and arrive with questions that move an introduction towards a substantive exchange.
The organisations featured here are a selection from the wider attendance and speaker community. Their presence illustrates the opportunity to combine established gaming relationships with new contacts across finance, technology and education during a visit to Warsaw.
For European gaming businesses considering their autumn event plans, HIPTHER Warsaw Summit offers a gathering in which the surrounding business relationships deserve as much attention as the familiar industry names. Exploring that wider community can open conversations that continue after the conference.
HIPTHER Warsaw Summit takes place on 27–28 October 2026 at the InterContinental Warsaw. Visit the official event page to explore the programme and speaker lineup, and register to attend.