Media Troopers Confirms Attendance at G2E Las Vegas and PREDICT in New York This Fall

Media Troopers has confirmed its attendance at two of the industry's leading events this fall, consolidating its focus on the regulated gaming sector in North America and exploring new opportunities in prediction markets. From September 28 to October 1, the company will be present at G2E in Las Vegas; subsequently, it will participate in PREDICT: The Prediction Markets Conference in New York on October 6 and 7.

Media Troopers' Presence at G2E Las Vegas

The digital marketing agency will participate in G2E, held at The Venetian Expo in Las Vegas, as part of its strategy in the sports betting and regulated iGaming sectors. The CEO, Shmulik Segal, highlighted that the event will serve not only to strengthen relationships with existing partners but also to identify new agreements in the North American market.

Specific goals for Media Troopers during G2E include:

• Meeting with current online gaming and sports betting operators.
• Identifying potential partnerships with technology and media platforms to expand their client portfolio.
• Keeping up with trends in regulations, payments, and digital marketing in the sector.

The presence at G2E positions Media Troopers among the key players in the regulated North American ecosystem, which encompasses both online casinos and sports betting houses.

Media Troopers' Strategy: Regulated Markets and Prediction Markets

Media Troopers focuses its strategy on utilizing its proprietary technology, user acquisition expertise, and data analysis for growth in regulated markets. CEO Segal clarified that the core of the company remains gaming, but he sees prediction markets as a natural extension of their business.

"G2E and PREDICT represent two different but complementary parts of where we see the market heading," stated Shmulik Segal, CEO of Media Troopers.

Through its participation in both events, the company underscores its interest in anticipating the regulatory and technological changes that will impact both online gambling and the new niche of prediction markets.

The Importance of PREDICT: The Advancement of Prediction Markets in the U.S.

Unlike G2E, PREDICT is a specialized event focused on prediction markets, bringing together investors, legal experts, regulators, and tech companies at the New York Marriott Marquis. Media Troopers emphasizes that this meeting will serve to understand the opportunities and regulatory challenges of an emerging sector that is already beginning to attract the attention of major players and U.S. lawmakers.

During PREDICT, discussions will revolve around:

• Evolution and legalization of prediction markets in the U.S.
• Investment outlook and legal criteria of the segment.
• Technological applications and synergies with the traditional gaming sector.

Segal reiterated that understanding how these markets function and their regulation is key to Media Troopers’ future growth, both in expansion strategy and in tools for acquisition and data analysis.

Growth Perspectives and Regulatory Challenges

Media Troopers' dual presence at G2E and PREDICT reflects a broad vision of the convergence between conventional gaming and prediction markets. The company thus aims to position itself at the intersection of both sectors and anticipate significant regulatory changes in the United States.

These events will also facilitate greater interaction with relevant stakeholders: operators, investors, regulatory authorities, and technology companies. Media Troopers considers it a priority to be present at the forums where standards and frameworks for the betting and prediction markets industry are defined.

Conclusion: Integration of Technology and New Markets

By attending G2E and PREDICT, Media Troopers reinforces its position as a relevant player in both regulated sports betting and iGaming as well as in prediction markets. The integration of technology, data analysis, and flexibility allows the agency to capitalize on projected growth in both segments and adapt to regulatory movements in the United States and North America. More information on regulatory advancements can be found in the regulation section.