The MEGA (Mexico Gaming) 2026 summit is scheduled for February 3rd to 5th. In the country’s capital, industry leaders will gather to explore the market’s regulatory programs and potential. The local sector is undergoing a radical transformation after around 80 years of stability and a focus on the land-based vertical.
Most Anticipated Legislative Changes
The event will feature presentations by lawmakers and members of AIEJA, an association that unites licensees, operators, and providers. They will reveal plans to replace the Federal Gaming and Lottery Law of 1947, which is long outdated.
The reform envisages the creation of a modern supervision framework oriented on:
- transparency;
- accountability;
- user protection.
If adopted, it will establish a new regulatory body to oversee all legal procedures in the state’s gambling industry. The agency will be titled the National Institute of Games and Raffles.
Mexico has the potential to become a leading jurisdiction in Latin America. The country boasts the following:
- a developed infrastructure;
- robust demand from the population;
- extensive offline experience (can be successfully applied to the web vertical).
Diamond28 Consulting LTD’s Founder and Director, as well as the show’s Chairperson, noted that the sphere is transitioning from uncontrolled growth to structured, responsible regulation. According to Margarita Cruz's statement, global industry trends indicate that old attitudes toward strategy and competition need to change.
The executive is ready to share practical recommendations with local brands on adapting long-term approaches to legal requirements, scalable operating systems, and market culture. She believes that the greatest opportunities await those who consciously innovate and build secure, trusting relationships with both the audience and authorities.
Preliminary Program of the Event
The show will include an exciting exhibition and insightful panel discussions. The hybrid format will allow attendees to demonstrate their best developments, conclude lucrative partnership agreements, and interact directly with stakeholders.
For a deep dive into the current market situation, several specialised sessions will be held, covering topics such as:
- long-term investment issues;
- legal compliance requirements;
- the nuances of local gaming regulation;
- tech trends and promising operational solutions;
- sustainable strategies for maintaining a regional focus.
Visitors will have the opportunity to establish valuable contacts and explore key issues with representatives of supervisory authorities. They will also be offered networking breaks with commercial patrons and a convenient platform to learn about leading technological innovations. Guests plan to discuss not only the gambling business in Mexico but also the nuances of a broader Latin American context.
Invited speakers include prominent figures:
- RCIGaming’s René Hidalgo;
- GoldenBet’s Enrique Romero;
- Lazcano Sámano's Alfredo Lazcano;
- Betcris' Manuel Hernández Mondragón;
- Brazino 777's Bruno Veridiano Geraldini;
- LC Gaming’s Gerardo Ballesteros Félix Díaz;
- CounselMx’s Rodrigo Salvador Alanis, and others.
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