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NOVOMATIC Gaming Colombia showcased new gaming technologies while taking part in regulatory discussions at GAT Cartagena 2026, underlining its position in Colombia’s and Latin America’s gaming markets.
The company, which has led gaming device imports in Colombia for more than three years, presented a portfolio of solutions aimed at improving performance for operators, combining a strong technological showcase with a prominent role in the discussions shaping the future of the sector.
At the exhibition, NOVOMATIC focused on linked progressive jackpot systems and high-performance configurations, with the XTENSION LINK series as the centrepiece. The display included the debut of XTENSION LINK Evolution and XTENSION LINK Volume 4, alongside additional titles such as SUPERIA GAMES WIN WAYS, RISING TREASURES, XTENSION LINK Ultimate and Impera PROLINK.
NOVOMATIC also presented multi-game libraries including Magic Games Premium HD, GAMINATOR X5, Impera Line HD Edition 9 and Superia Games Premium 3, deployed on FUNMASTER and PANTHER cabinets to provide flexibility for different gaming floor requirements.
Senior executives participated in the event’s official programme. Max Bauer, Vice President Latin America & Caribbean at NOVOMATIC, participated in the official ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Meanwhile, Manuel Del Sol, CEO of NOVOMATIC Gaming Colombia, and José Casapía Bardales, Institutional Relations Manager of NOVOMATIC Peru, took part in the Land-Based Panel, sharing insights into the vertical.
The discussion examined compliance with machine reliability standards, with speakers who analysed the critical role manufacturers play in the certification processes under Colombia’s machine reliability regulations.
They also provided a detailed overview of the market, identifying the volume of machines that will need to adapt to the new standards and outlining the role manufacturers will play in supporting this transition.