This November, the iGaming world will be watching Rome as SiGMA Central Europe 2025 takes over Fiera Roma from 3–6 November. Among the many exhibitors, one booth will be already attracting attention for its bold theme at Stand 1032 G.

Fresh Solutions for Juicy Profits — that’s the concept Uplatform is bringing to this year’s SiGMA Europe. And it couldn’t be a better fit. Known for its extensive sportsbook, vast casino portfolio, and strong commitment to effective localization, Uplatform once again proves it knows how to help operators squeeze the maximum value from every opportunity.

At Stand 1032 G, visitors will step into a full-on lemon-inspired experience. Designed as more than just a stop-and-talk booth, the space invites guests to cool off at the fountain zone, capture moments at the photo wall, test their skills in the game, and grab exclusive branded merchandise.

Behind the playful, fruit-inspired theme is the solid core of Uplatform’s true flavour. The platform unites sportsbook, casino, a wide variety of payment providers, marketing, and administrative tools into one cohesive solution designed to help partners grow and stay ahead in every market. From regional flexibility to global coverage and analytics, every feature is crafted to help operators connect with players more effectively and keep their business ripe for long-term success.

“Participating in SiGMA Central Europe is an exciting chance for Uplatform to showcase how we bring fresh solutions tailored for today’s fast-moving iGaming sector. This event is all about squeezing new opportunities, nurturing connections, and sharing our zest for growth,” said Maria, Senior Sales Manager at Uplatform.

With more than 25,000 professionals expected at SiGMA Central Europe, the competition for attention will be fierce. Yet Uplatform’s lemon-fueled presence promises to stand out – delivering both entertainment on the expo floor and insights that matter to operators looking to expand into new markets.

Attendees can find Uplatform at Booth 1032 G, Fiera Roma, from 3–6 November 2025.