G2E SHOWCASE
What to Expect at G2E 2026 By Korbi Carrison, Event Vice President for G2E, RX G
2E will return to The Venetian Expo Las Vegas from Sept. 28–Oct. 1, bringing the global gaming community together for four days of new products, education, networking and face-to-face connections. Presented by the American Gaming Association and organized by RX, the event is expected to welcome more than 25,000 professionals from more than 120 countries, regions and territories. For more than 25 years, G2E has served as a gathering place for the legal, state, tribal and globally regulated gaming industry. Operators, suppliers, regulators and other industry leaders attend to discover new developments, hear how peers are responding to changes across
the business and connect with colleagues from around the world. In 2026, nearly 400 exhibitors will showcase the latest products and innovations across casinos, hospitality, technology, iGaming, sports betting and other areas shaping the guest experience. The expo floor remains one of G2E’s primary draws. Attendees will have the opportunity to see new slot machines, table games, online gaming products and technologies in action, while often gaining direct access to the teams behind their development. For exhibitors, G2E provides an opportunity to introduce new products and solutions to operators and decision-makers from markets around the world, all in one week in Las Vegas. This year, the expo floor will broaden its focus with the debut of the Business Solutions & Tech Zone, featuring enterprise technology and business solutions supporting operations both on and off the casino floor. Exhibitors will showcase innovations in AI, data analytics, cybersecurity, payments, CRM and marketing technology designed to improve efficiency, personalize the guest experience and support revenue growth. By bringing these companies together in one dedicated area, G2E will give professionals across operations, marketing, finance and technology a more direct way to discover solutions relevant to their roles. The addition reflects how significantly the
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business of gaming has evolved. Technology now supports virtually every aspect of an integrated resort, from player engagement and payments to data security and day-to-day operations. The Business Solutions & Tech Zone will give these broader business needs a greater presence at G2E while creating another forum for operators and suppliers to exchange ideas and explore solutions.
Education will remain a cornerstone of the
week. The 2026 program will feature more than 100 sessions and 330 speakers, with programming taking place Sept. 28–Sept. 30. Sessions will explore the issues, trends and opportunities shaping gaming today, while the G2E Main Stage will bring industry leaders and leading operators together for broader conversations about the future of legal gaming. The program is designed to provide attendees with practical insights and perspectives from professionals working across the industry. Visitors interested in online gaming will also find dedicated programming in the iGaming Hub. Sessions will examine developments influencing the future of iGaming, complemented by networking opportunities that allow attendees to connect with others working across the sector. The combination of education and relationship-building makes the hub a key destination for professionals following the continued evolution of online gaming.
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