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iGaming Real Talk adds Blokotech and Evoverse as Brazil series sponsors

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iGaming Real Talk said Blokotech and Evoverse became main sponsors of its Brazil content series, recorded during BiS SiGMA South America. The series includes 11 interviews and more than 30 short video clips distributed through YouTube, social media and the platform’s wider channels.

Blokotech and Evoverse have become main sponsors of iGaming Real Talk’s Brazil content series, the platform announced. The series was recorded live at BiS SiGMA South America in Brazil.

The sponsorship covers 11 interviews and more than 30 short video clips recorded at the exhibition. The sponsors will receive brand exposure through long-form YouTube interviews, social media video distribution and iGaming Real Talk’s media and community channels.

Interviewees include senior executives and founders Heathcliff Farrugia of SiGMA World, Miranda Guliashvili of SOFTSWISS and Dominic Sawyer of TEQUITY. The series focuses on Latin American iGaming, particularly Brazil’s regulated betting and gambling market, and follows an edition at AIBC Eurasia Dubai.

The Brazil series is part of Real Roadshow 2026, a programme featuring conversations with industry executives and founders at international events. Surya Palli, founder of iGaming Real Talk, said the partnerships would extend the reach of the conversations.

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