In the “Latin America’s biggest market, what to expect, how to enter, what are the projections for the next 5 years?” panel, he joined Betsson Group’s Andre Gelfi, Caleta Gaming’s Hugo Baungartner, and FYMSA’s Luiz Felipe Maia and Maria Luiza Kurban Jobim, to discuss the local market requirements, player preferences and the latest regulatory updates.
Reiderman highlighted that whilst the market is garnering the attention of global betting powerhouses, bookmakers shouldn’t make the mistake of undertaking the same formula that has proven to be successful in more mature markets. He said that even when it comes to sportsbook providers, these must have an in-depth understanding of the market’s characteristics and thus be in a position to provide operators with a wide variety of content to meet local audience preferences.
“We must listen to the needs and adjust our offer accordingly,” Reiderman said.
Reiderman also distinguished the differing requirements of the brands themselves, with the more established Tier 1 brands requiring a different approach to player management than those brands seeking to develop a local brand awareness.
The panel also discussed the importance of providing players with a localised product, which reflects the local culture, tech infrastructure, and payment solutions.
Source: GMB
