PGS 2026 enters final countdown as Peru prepares to host LatAm gaming industry leaders

Peru Gaming Show (PGS) 2026, one of the major trade shows in Latin America, is entering the final stretch of preparations, with just 26 days remaining before its doors open to welcome some of the most prominent leaders in the regional gaming industry.

Expectations continue to grow around the event, set to foster networking and business exchanges while bringing together key stakeholders from the land-based gaming, sports betting, and online gaming sectors.

Organizers said PGS 2026 will become “a unique place to follow the trends of an industry that never stops.” They also highlighted that June 17 and 18 will be "unforgettable days," offering attendees the opportunity to explore the latest developments and technological innovations showcased by major brands participating at the expo.

Inside the exhibition hall, gaming brands will present products and services developed specifically with PGS 2026 in mind and tailored to the needs of businesses operating in both land-based and online gaming.

Having a broad range of options and solutions available will allow operators and industry stakeholders seeking innovation and business opportunities "to choose the best and most convenient offerings to satisfy even the most demanding customers and users," organizers stated.

“PGS, now established as a LatAm hub, also becomes the starting point for those who view the industry as an excellent opportunity, for those seeking new markets, and for those aiming to grow, expand, and diversify their businesses sustainably,” authorities said in a press release.

Alongside the exhibition, the event will feature a conference program focused on topics of interest for the sector, led by experienced professionals and industry leaders with extensive expertise and track records.

Beyond functioning as a hub, PGS has also positioned itself as "a regional benchmark within a jurisdiction where gaming is fully regulated, offering a market environment where companies can operate with security and confidence."

In line with this, Peru has consolidated itself as a regulated and reliable jurisdiction for the LatAm gaming industry, with legal frameworks designed to guarantee safe and transparent operations.

Under the supervision of the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (MINCETUR), the country has implemented regulations aimed at preventing money laundering and terrorism financing, as well as measures focused on promoting responsible gaming and protecting vulnerable groups.