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For teams working a show floor

Who is exhibiting at a show, split into operators and suppliers

Name an edition. See how many stands it has, how many are licensed operators, how many are suppliers and of what kind — then take the list, with decision-makers, into the Dashboard.

Stand names are checked against 12,169 licences currently listed across 82 official registers, held by 7,681 companies, confirmed 2026-10-18 to 2026-10-18. A name we cannot place is reported as unplaced, never quietly dropped.

Editions in the cohort
14
Editions with a captured list
14
Stand names resolved
1,747 of 3,892 published

Exhibitor lists read through 2026-10-15. An edition answers only after its published exhibitor list has been read; until then it is in review and nothing is counted as zero. Lower bound: resolution grows with the catalogue.

One exhibitor, connected evidence

Example output Core + add-on
This illustrative example links the carried query SiGMA World 2026 to an exhibitor resolved as LeoVegas Gaming plc on the operator side in Malta, with MGA licence MGA/CRP/237/2013, leovegas.com, approved Casino and Lotteries verticals, and a separate decision-maker lookup returning role, profile data, and email when available. Whether a company stands at a given edition comes from the organiser's list once it has been read. Example output. Which companies stand at an edition comes from the organiser's list once read; licence, website and verticals come from the public record. Decision-maker lookup is a separate paid iGaming Finder add-on; fields depend on availability. Dashboard shows the row price before spend. Continue to Open rows →

Why this is trustworthy, and where it stops

Sources
Exhibitor lists as each organiser publishes them for an edition — no attendee scraping, no badge data, no floor tracking. Company profile pages where the organiser links one. Official licence registers and company sites for the resolution.
Method
A stand name is tried four ways, stopping at the first hit: the exact name, the name without its legal suffix, the company's domain, then the start of the name. A name none of those place can still be placed by the company's own profile, which is what “Identified by profile” counts. A name placed by one of the four lands on a side — casino or sportsbook, or a company that sells to them; the kind of seller comes from its reviewed market role. One group publishing the same list at eight summits is one sighting, not eight.
Limitations
Names we cannot place are still returned, marked as not identified. Coverage differs by organiser, and an edition answers only after its list has been read. A stand is not attendance, a meeting, or a buying cycle.
Corrections
Fields carry the date and source they were observed with. A wrong side, a missed match, or a show missing from the cohort — tell us which edition →

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