CreedRoomz to showcase its certified live casino games at SBC Summit Rio 2025

Live casino gaming provider CreedRoomz is participating in SBC Summit Rio 2025, taking place on February 26-27 at the Riocentro exhibition center in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

As one of the few live casino providers certified under Brazil’s new gaming regulations, CreedRoomz will exhibit its compliant and localized solutions tailored for the Brazilian market at Stand B890.
 
At the event, the company will present its latest show games — Richie Wheel and Richie Roulette — featuring dynamic multipliers, engaging gameplay, and a variety of mechanics. "These titles are set to bring fresh excitement to players while offering operators new ways to enhance player engagement and retention," the company said.
 
Alongside new game releases, CreedRoomz will showcase its full suite of live casino solutions enabling operators to customize their offerings and integrate high-quality live casino experiences.

"Join us at Stand B890 at SBC Summit Rio 2025! Let’s connect and shape the future of live casino gaming in Brazil," CreedRoomz stated in a press release.

 
The provider announced the successful acquisition of certification under Brazil’s new gaming legislation earlier this month. As one of the few live casino providers to gain regulatory approval, CreedRoomz will be able to bring its games and live gaming experiences to the rapidly growing Brazilian market.

With this green light, CreedRoomz is fully authorized to operate in Brazil, offering players and operators access to its portfolio of live casino games. Licensing in the Brazilian market was touted as "a significant milestone" in CreedRoomz’s global expansion strategy. 

Meanwhile, SBC Summit Rio organizers expect to welcome over 15,000 attendees to the Riocentro convention center, a 275% increase over the 2024 edition. From February 25-27, the event is expected to bring together key representatives from global and regional operators, along with affiliates and influencers, a multitude of suppliers, regulators, government entities, and the media in an area of 70,000 m2.