iGB L!VE is coming home to Amsterdam with evolved and improved format

The igaming event is heading back to its original home for a more intimate and commercially driven format.

Key takeaways:

• iGB L!VE will return to its home in Amsterdam in 2027 following feedback from operators, affiliates and technology partners.  
• The updated event model strips away standard trade show noise to focus on buyer quality, executive density and closed-door deal-making.  
• The event will unify senior-level operators, high-volume traffic drivers and tier-one B2B suppliers under one roof.  
• WorldGaming managing director Stuart Hunter stated that listening to the community prompted actual changes to make the event respect people’s time.

Press release.- Renowned industry show iGB L!VE will return to its home in Amsterdam in 2027, following industry feedback and a shared vision to deliver a sharper, more focused, and deeply intimate gathering, built around real commercial outcomes.

Driven by open dialogue with operators, affiliates, and technology partners, iGB L!VE 2.0 will be a complete, purpose-built evolution rather than just a venue change.

The upgraded show model strips away standard trade show noise to prioritise buyer quality, executive density, and meaningful, closed-door deal-making, and is a direct response to the feedback of those who build, power, and scale the global industry every day.

Supported by leading industry ambassadors, iGB L!VE will pair high-level strategic exchange with tailored peer-to-peer networking across Amsterdam’s iconic backdrop.

From hyper-localised online casino content and sports betting tech to advanced SEO strategies, automated compliance, and premium CPA/RevShare deals, the event that is built specifically for senior-level operators, high-volume traffic drivers, and tier-one B2B suppliers will unify the entire igaming ecosystem under one roof.

Registration and rebooking details for iGB L!VE 2.0 in Amsterdam will be released shortly.

Stuart Hunter, managing director at WorldGaming, said: “Over the last two years, whether standing on the show floor, sitting down over a coffee, or in research discussions, the exact same conversation kept coming up. Whilst we are responsible for governing the delivery of the show, iGB L!VE really belongs to the community and it was clear about what they loved, but equally honest about what needed to evolve. We realised that listening wasn’t enough, it was time to act.

“Returning to Amsterdam isn’t just about coming home to the city where so many of our industry’s best relationships were born but also about bringing back a completely new and improved iGB L!VE. One that respects people’s time, puts high-value connections first, and truly belongs to the community. We believe the homecoming will be a real home run.”

Frequently asked questions (FAQs)

• Why is iGB L!VE returning to Amsterdam in 2027? The event is returning to Amsterdam following industry feedback and a shared vision to deliver a sharper, more focused, and deeply intimate gathering built around real commercial outcomes.  
• What changes can attendees expect from iGB L!VE 2.0? The upgraded model strips away standard trade show noise to prioritise buyer quality, executive density, and meaningful, closed-door deal-making.  
• What did Stuart Hunter say about the move? Stuart Hunter, managing director at WorldGaming, stated that listening to the community was not enough and that it was time to act by bringing back a completely new and improved iGB L!VE.