SOFTSWISS has announced a strategic partnership with WorldGaming, formerly known as Clarion Gaming, for the fifth edition of its iGaming Trends Report.
The collaboration brings together SOFTSWISS research capabilities and WorldGaming’s well-established industry brands, including ICE, iGB, and GGB.
The alliance is designed to position the 2027 iGaming Trends Report as the definitive benchmark for understanding developments across the global iGaming landscape.
SOFTSWISS launched the iGaming Trends Report five years ago, recognising early that data-driven insights are fundamental to navigating ongoing market evolution.
The publication has since grown into the most widely read annual research report in the iGaming industry, attracting operators, suppliers, affiliates, and investors alike.
To date, the report has accumulated more than 32,000 downloads, demonstrating considerable reach across the global iGaming professional community.
The previous edition drew on a survey of over 350 iGaming professionals, combined with independent analytics and internal expertise from more than 30 SOFTSWISS specialists.
Through WorldGaming’s platforms, the 2027 report gains access to one of the industry’s largest professional networks, enriching the research with insights from thousands of decision-makers worldwide.
Olga Resiga, chief business development officer at SOFTSWISS, commented: “Each year, we raise the bar for the iGaming Trends Report, combining real industry data with expert insights to help businesses make smarter, more informed decisions.”
Resiga added: “WorldGaming’s strong community reach will bring valuable perspectives to the research, and we are delighted to welcome them on board for this milestone edition.”
Robin Harrison, global content director B2B at WorldGaming, said: “We’re delighted to partner with SOFTSWISS on the 2027 iGaming Trends Report.”
Harrison continued: “The global iGaming industry continues to evolve at pace, and arming stakeholders with high-quality data, expert insight and informed analysis is crucial to navigate this changing environment.”
Harrison also noted that the report has become a valuable resource for operators, suppliers, and investors over its four-year history, expressing pride in joining the fifth edition.
The 2027 report survey covers market developments, player behaviour, technology shifts, and regulatory changes, with contributors ranging from compliance leads to marketing professionals and investors.
SOFTSWISS currently powers more than 1,500 brands globally and is supported by over 2,000 professionals across multiple international locations, having operated in the iGaming sector since 2009.
