Brazino777 takes Signature Sponsor slot at AffPapa LATAM

• Brazino777 is Signature Sponsor of the AffPapa iGaming Awards LATAM 2026
• The ceremony closes AffPapa Conference Cancun 2026, which runs November 23–25
• The operator is targeting affiliate growth in Mexico through its BrazPartners program

Brazino777 has signed on as Signature Sponsor of the AffPapa iGaming Awards LATAM 2026, which take place in Cancun, Mexico, on November 25.

The deal, announced by AffPapa on October 30, supports the operator’s push to grow its Mexican affiliate network.

Mexico in focus

Brazino777 is an online casino and sports betting brand established in 2011. The company is growing its Mexican presence through its affiliate arm, BrazPartners. AffPapa says the program offers affiliates a custom-tailored approach, backed by a secure and stable platform.

Mexico sits at the center of the brand’s regional plans. André Medeiros, Brazino777’s Country Manager for Brazil, has described Brazil and Mexico as the company’s gateways to expansion across Latin America.

The brand has also been building out its game portfolio. In December 2025, Bragg Gaming Group signed a deal to supply proprietary content to Brazino777 across regulated LatAm markets, including Mexico and Brazil.

The affiliate pitch

Brazino777 said in a statement:

“The strongest affiliate partnerships are built through real conversations, shared ideas, and a clear understanding of the market. As Brazino777 grows in Mexico, we offer affiliates global experience, local expertise, and a tailored approach through our affiliate program, BrazPartners. Our focus is on helping partners earn more through effective advertising and a quality product built for Mexican players.

That’s why we’re proud to sponsor AffPapa iGaming Awards 2026 and contribute to Mexico’s affiliate community. I believe we’ll leave Cancun with new partnerships, a clearer view of the market and concrete ideas to put into action.”

Second LATAM edition

This is the second LATAM edition of the awards, following the first in Cancun in 2025. It brings together affiliates, operators and B2B providers to recognize companies contributing to the region’s iGaming industry.

AffPapa says six categories focus on individual achievements and the professionals behind them. Winners across all categories are decided by public vote and revealed during the live ceremony.

The organizer runs an iGaming directory listing more than 2,500 affiliates and over 300 operators. Alongside the directory, it hosts the AffPapa Conference, the iGaming Awards and the iGaming Club networking series.

Brazino777 joins a busy sponsor roster. Mexican operator Caliente returned as headline sponsor of the conference earlier this month. SPRIBE signed on as Premium Sponsor in August, and Nordic Partners Gaming is bringing a CS2 challenge to the event’s Esports Zone.

Yeva Avagyan, Head of Commercial at AffPapa, said:

“We’re happy to welcome Brazino777 as a Signature Sponsor of the AffPapa iGaming Awards LATAM 2026. With the company growing its presence in Mexico and working closely with affiliates through BrazPartners, its involvement is a great fit for an event focused on the LATAM market. We look forward to welcoming the team to Cancun and bringing the industry together for this year’s awards.”

All eyes on Cancun

Affiliate relationships carry extra weight in Mexico. Operators there face a heavier cost base after the Chamber of Deputies approved a 50% tax on online gambling in October 2025, up from 30%.

The wider region is also shifting. Brazil’s licensed betting market has been offline since October 6, and its betting ban now goes before the Supreme Federal Court on November 3.

If Brazil stays closed, Mexico could draw a larger share of regional affiliate budgets in 2027. With more than 600 attendees expected in Cancun, sponsors will get an early read on where that spend is heading.