Tag: Fecoljuegos

The Colombian market will take centre stage at this year’s Juegos Miami, the unique C-Level event for the Pan Latin American and Caribbean gaming industry with the conference organiser’s, Clarion Gaming, set to present the country with the title Jurisdiction of the Year...

Attendees at this year’s Juegos Miami, the unique C-Level event for the Pan Latin American and Caribbean gaming industry (May 30 – June 1, Biltmore Hotel, Miami), have been told they ‘cannot miss a single session’ of its visionary learning agenda by Evert Montero, the event’s non-executive Chairman and President of Colombian trade body, Fecoljuegos.   Commenting on the comprehensive agenda...

Evert Montero, non-executive Chairman of Juegos Miami and President of Colombian trade body, Fecoljuegos, sets out the key objectives of this year’s event, why Latin American is a continent full of surprises, and his aspirations for Juegos Miami to become the biggest event in the world. Have you set out any objectives for your term of office as Chairman of...

Evert Montero, President of Colombian trade body, Fecoljuegos has urged fellow gaming professionals to book their flights and hotel accomodation and be a part of ICE London 2018, the world’s biggest gaming technology event. Speaking two months ahead of ICE welcoming the world of gaming to London (6th – 8th February) he confirmed: "I would not hesitate for a second...

Fecoljuegos has claimed it is optimistic about online gaming possibilities, but not so enthused by Colombia’s single sites proposal.   Colombia is facing regulatory changes, most welcome, and some - well, not so much to the liking of the trade association Fecoljueogos. With the regulator under scrutiny due to corruption charges, and a banking system that simply won’t play ball, what...

Dedicated to defending the interests of Colombia's gaming operators, trade association Fecoljuegos has played an active role in lobbying both the regulator, Coljuegos and the National Congress. The association’s president, Dr. Evert Montero Cardenas, gives an overview of the Colombian gaming landscape in 2017.   A significant issue for Colombia's operators has been Coljuegos’ requirement that all gaming machines be connected...

Colombia is on track to be the first country in Latin America to have a regulated online gaming industry, with estimates suggesting that the sector could generate over $3.3m (E3m) in additional revenue for the country. “We want to be attractive for online operators, it’s a large market, internet coverage is increasing all the time and additionally one can...