Wazdan accelerates Latin American expansion at SBC Summit Rio 2026

(PRESS RELEASE) -- Wazdan, the leading gain-focused developer, successfully showcased its growing Latin American strategy at SBC Summit Rio 2026, underlining its long-term commitment to Brazil and the wider market.

As a mature, performance-driven studio operating across numerous regulated jurisdictions, Wazdan used the event to highlight its structured regional expansion plans and scalable portfolio, designed to support sustainable growth across Latin America, including Brazil’s evolving regulated landscape.

Drawing on the colour and energy of Brazilian culture, the studio’s presence in Rio reflected its focus on delivering locally resonant content backed by a performance-led development approach.

Among the titles showcased were Bumba Meu Boi Coin, inspired by Brazilian folklore, alongside established performers such as Fisherman’s Luck and Mighty Wild: Gorilla. The selection demonstrated how Wazdan pairs culturally relevant themes with scalable mathematical structures suited to regulated markets across the region.

Visitors to Stand A110 also explored Wazdan’s portfolio of player-engagement features, promotional tools and retention-focused mechanics, reinforcing the studio’s position as a reliable partner for operators expanding within the region.

The Rio summit formed part of Wazdan’s wider, long-term strategy for Latin America, signalling continued investment in Brazil and neighboring regulated jurisdictions.

Radka Bacheva, Head of Sales and Business Development at Wazdan, said: “SBC Summit Rio was an exciting opportunity to strengthen our presence in Brazil and deepen conversations across the wider Latin American market.

“Our participation reflects a clear, long-term strategy focused on regulated growth. By showcasing culturally relevant titles we demonstrated how local inspiration and strong mathematical foundations can work together to deliver scalable success.

“We are building strong momentum in the region and look forward to continuing our expansion across Latin America in the months ahead.”