NuxGame Returns from SBC Summit Lisbon 2026 with Key Insights for 2027

LIMASSOL, Cyprus, Oct. 14, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- NuxGame, a B2B iGaming platform provider that supports 100+ operators worldwide, returned from the SBC Summit Lisbon 2026 with a clear understanding of operator plans for 2027. The event, which ran from 29 September to 1 October, saw the company's team engage in back-to-back meetings at Networking Lounge A326, where they discussed the future of the iGaming industry with operators, suppliers, and ecosystem partners.

At the summit, NuxGame focused on practical solutions for operators looking to implement their 2027 roadmaps. The conversations began with each operator's current setup, and the central question was how much of their 2027 plans could run on the stack they already had. According to NuxGame, in most cases, the answer was more than operators had initially expected, providing several projects with a realistic start date.

Key takeaways from the summit included several significant trends in the iGaming industry. Sweepstakes demand was growing, with new brands planning turnkey launches for early 2027, and existing operators looking to add game aggregation and sportsbook APIs to their platforms. Multi-brand groups preferred content delivered by API over a platform migration, as it allowed games to be integrated into the stack their developers already maintained. Crypto was now one payment rail among several, with most operators running it alongside local payment methods for the same player base.

Bonus protection was moving to the product team, with operators increasingly treating abuse prevention as part of product design rather than a task for back-office reviewers. Gamification was also being built into the games, with studios adding missions, drops, and tournaments directly inside their titles.

He highlighted that most suspected fraud was still checked manually, and that freezing accounts for additional verification often drove legitimate players to competitors. Kosinsky outlined three controls operators could apply with platform tools they already had: placing professional bonus hunters in a dedicated segment instead of closing their accounts, flagging high-risk games before a promotion went live, and setting a separate wagering contribution for each game.

Beyond operator meetings, the NuxGame team also set aside time for companies in its ecosystem, including payments, CRM, orchestration, and traffic. These relationships are central to the value of NuxGame's casino API, as an integration is only as useful as the services connected to it. The three days of in-person meetings moved these partnerships further than months of remote calls and gave the NuxGame team, which works across several locations for most of the year, a rare chance to meet clients together in one place.