SPRIBE joins AffPapa Conference Cancun as sponsor

• SPRIBE has joined AffPapa Conference Cancun 2026 as Premium Sponsor, AffPapa announced.
• The second edition of the LatAm-focused event runs November 23-25 and is expected to draw around 600 affiliates, operators, and B2B providers.
• The conference closes with the AffPapa iGaming Awards LATAM 2026, spanning more than 20 categories, with nominations now open.

SPRIBE has joined AffPapa Conference Cancun 2026 as Premium Sponsor, organizer AffPapa announced, ahead of the event’s second edition in Mexico from November 23 to 25.

Cancun’s second edition

AffPapa Conference Cancun bills itself as the first iGaming conference held in Mexico. AffPapa is targeting around 600 delegates for the return edition, a figure it has held to consistently since first confirming the November dates.

Since locking in the schedule, AffPapa has opened speaker applications for LatAm-focused panels and confirmed Mandala Beach Club as the venue for its official pool party, part of a wider networking program built around the event’s affiliate-heavy audience.

Sponsor’s pitch

SPRIBE develops casino games with a focus on the crash-game format, most notably Aviator, which the company said had surpassed 66 million monthly players as of December 2025. The company said in a statement:

“SPRIBE is excited to take part in the AffPapa Conference Cancun as a Premium Sponsor, bringing our innovative Crash Games and unique gaming solutions to one of the industry’s most vibrant events. This is a great chance for us to connect with partners, operators, and affiliates while showcasing what makes SPRIBE a leader in the iGaming space.”

SPRIBE’s management team draws on experience in both software development and casino operations, according to the company, which it says informs how it builds products for operator partners.

Yeva Avagyan, Head of Commercial at AffPapa, welcomed the sponsorship:

“We’re happy to have SPRIBE joining the AffPapa Conference Cancun 2026 as a Premium Sponsor. SPRIBE has built a strong name in the iGaming space, and we’re looking forward to having the team with us in Cancun.”

Growing footprint

The Cancun deal extends a pattern for both companies this year. AffPapa ran its Madrid conference in May, drawing more than 1,100 attendees for what it called its biggest edition yet.

SPRIBE, meanwhile, has kept expanding its own event presence, most recently confirming that UFC fighter Charles Oliveira will appear at its booth during SBC Summit Lisbon in late September as an Aviator brand ambassador.

AffPapa operates as an iGaming directory connecting more than 2,500 affiliates and 300-plus operators, alongside its conference and awards portfolio spanning Europe and Latin America.

Landing a supplier of SPRIBE’s scale as Premium Sponsor points to continued momentum for AffPapa’s Cancun event, and for the broader effort by affiliate-led conferences to build a dedicated presence in the LatAm iGaming calendar.

How much of that momentum converts into sustained delegate growth, in a market still finding its regulatory footing, will become clearer once November’s numbers are in.