HOT100 Vietnam 2026

HOT100 Vietnam 2026 is a four-day executive retreat run by Winna Media, scheduled for 25 to 28 November 2026 at a five-star golf resort in Vietnam. The organiser does not publish the venue: its name goes only to delegates whose place has been confirmed, a choice Winna Media explains by privacy and security. Attendance is limited to 100 senior executives, with seats divided evenly between buyers and sellers, and every application needs the organiser's approval. The format replaces an expo hall and keynote stage with golf, shared dinners, roundtables and one-to-one meetings. The published outline labels the four days as arrival, experience, business and departure, with detailed timings still to come. The official site names casino operators and sportsbooks, investors, affiliates, aggregators and platform providers, game suppliers, payment firms and technology suppliers among the invited profiles, and only people in executive roles are accepted. Two ticket types are listed: €500 for operators and €3,000 for suppliers. Both cover the transfer between the arrival city and the resort, three hotel nights, meals, drinks and the activity programme; flights are paid separately. Companies that do not sponsor may send one person, while sponsors can bring up to two, plus guests depending on the package. Speakers named so far are David Carruthers of David Carruthers Consulting, Katrina Nepomuceno of Gruba Law, Luís Mesquita de Melo of J.A. Pinto Ribeiro & Associados, Ken Jolly of Light & Wonder, Jaime Ocampo of Golden Whale, and independent consultants Michael Charlton and Danny Too. Winna Media counts this as the fourth HOT100. Earlier editions were held in 2024 and 2025, in Vietnam and Thailand, the first of them at Hoiana Golf & Resort, and the organiser ties the return to Vietnam to a market where gaming regulation is still taking shape. For affiliates this is a small, invitation-led setting centred on Asian operators and suppliers, closer to a private dinner circuit than to a traffic marketplace. The sponsors shown on the official page so far are Cubeia, Fast Track, QTech Games and SA Gaming; session topics and the hotel itself have not been made public.