Jogo Global eyes further US expansion with SBC Summit North America appearance

November 29, 2021

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Platform provider and casino content developer’s senior team including Group CEO David Marcus to attend show in New Jersey

Jogo Global, the fast-growing platform provider and casino content developer, is heading to SBC Summit North America this week as it closes in on a series of new licences to showcase its ambition for the US market.

Following its recent acquisition of a UKGC licence, the company’s product offering and services have reached an increasingly larger audience. Attendance at the SBC Summit North America signifies Jogo Global’s intentions for expansion in one of the industry’s fastest-growing online casino markets.

At the 2021 edition of SBC Summit North America, which takes place between November 30 and December 2 at the Meadowlands Exposition Centre, New Jersey, delegates will get the chance to learn how Jogo’s premium products are set to fuel growth for land-based and online operators in the US. This includes its gaming platforms, mobile, online and land-based content, as well as customised software development and gamification platform.

Jogo’s platforms centre around increased player engagement, merging online and land-based solutions to create experiences that are ideal for US markets. The company’s premium games can be played across online and retail venues, allowing operators to provide a truly omnichannel offering.

Alongside Jogo Global co-founder and CEO David Marcus at the show will be Tiago Pinto, co-founder and CTO, as well as Robb Vecchio, Managing Director of Jogo Global US.

David Marcus said: “We are very much looking forward to heading back to the US to meet old friends and make new ones at this year’s show.

“Building on our recent success in acquiring a UKGC licence, Jogo Global is well-placed for growth and SBC Summit North America represents the perfect opportunity to demonstrate that. We are a forward-thinking provider and both our customisable platforms and innovative, immersive games are in a position to make a serious impact in US markets.”