Although it has previously participated in ICE London, this time eightroom attended with a larger team and had a stand at the fair for the first time.
There, it introduced its commercial packages for 2020 that include affiliation, media, licensing, payment methods, content and services, while offering a comprehensive solution for the Brazilian market. The company also took the opportunity to report that this year will also enter the Mexican and Peruvian market.
"The impact has been very good, with many meetings and movement in our stand, closing very important commercial agreements for eightroom," Santiago Indart, Manager of Project Development of the company, told Games Magazine Brazil in London.
For Indart, the secret of Europeans' interest in making inquiries at their stand, is because “the Brazilian online gaming market is very attractive due to its maturity and size, with great growth in recent years and an even better projection with the eventual regulation.”
The Uruguayan company managed to make meetings, businesses and continue positioning itself as a reference of confidence when operators think of Brazil.
For those who failed to attend ICE or set up a meeting with executives, eightroom invites to enter its site by clicking here to get more information about their services and contact.
“We also had the opportunity to tour the fair and see what the gaming market in general offers in terms of trends, technology and solutions. Without a doubt in 2021 we will be present again and who knows, with some more surprise,” promises Indart without hesitation about his return to ICE for next year.
Source: Games Magazine Brasil
