SPiCE Southeast Asia, now in its fifth edition, is Eventus International's flagship summit for the region's iGaming industry. Over three days in Bangkok, the event brings together the full ecosystem: operators, affiliates, platform providers, payment companies, and regulators from Thailand, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Cambodia. Key focus areas include: Regulation — licensing frameworks and legal specifics across the region; Local marketing — channels and approaches tailored to Southeast Asian audiences; Technology and products — solutions showcased by platform and payment providers; Networking — business lunches, evening events, and structured meet-and-greet sessions. Entry is paid-only, which filters the audience toward decision-makers rather than casual attendees. As one of the fastest-growing iGaming markets globally, the region makes this event relevant both for those already active there and for anyone exploring an entry strategy.

iGathering: Road to Rome is an evening networking meetup organized by SiGMA, held in Limassol as part of its summer series. Unlike a full conference, there's no stage or speaker lineup — the format centers entirely on informal conversation over dinner and drinks in a relaxed setting. This format suits people who: want direct access to decision-makers without formal conference structure; are looking to build connections ahead of the industry's bigger autumn events; prefer a smaller, intimate gathering over large-scale conferences with thousands of attendees. Attendance typically requires RSVP confirmation in advance, which keeps the crowd focused and filters out casual attendees — making the evening more productive for affiliates, operators, and solution providers in iGaming looking to network directly. Limassol's coastal setting gives the event a laid-back, resort-style atmosphere that sets it apart from typical conference-room meetups.

Gaming Meetup Limassol is a closed-door networking gathering hosted by Affiliate Grand Slam (AGS), supported by SiGMA and SmartSoft, taking place on the Lady's Mile coastline in Limassol. Unlike full-scale conferences with a structured agenda, this event is built entirely around informal connection: an evening by the sea with food, drinks, and conversation, no stage or speaking slots involved. This format fits people who: work in affiliate marketing or iGaming and want to expand their business network in a relaxed setting; are looking for focused introductions to digital-industry professionals without the formality of large summits; want to combine networking with a coastal evening in Cyprus. Attendance is by confirmed invitation only, which keeps out casual visitors and keeps the evening focused on genuine business conversations among affiliates, operators, and digital-industry representatives.

BattleFin Montauk is an intimate, invitation-only retreat for hedge fund managers, portfolio managers, and chief data officers, held oceanside at the Montauk Yacht Club. The format breaks from the typical B2B conference mold entirely — instead of conference halls, expect a beach, surfing, golf, and a traditional clambake, with the business agenda woven into the resort-town setting at the edge of Long Island. The program centers on one core question: how asset managers are actually putting AI and alternative data to work in investment processes. Topics include: From experimentation to deployment — how hedge funds are moving past AI pilots into production systems; Working with unstructured data — using AI to extract useful signal from messy, real-world datasets; The modern fund tech stack — how analytics infrastructure is being rebuilt around generative AI; Regulation — the emerging transparency and explainability requirements shaping AI use in finance. Attendance is by invitation only — organizers hand-pick a small group drawn from senior leadership across asset management and fintech. That curation makes BattleFin Montauk less a contact-gathering exhibition and more a venue for building high-trust relationships at the senior-decision-maker level.