Prediction Markets Summit Europe

Prediction Markets Summit Europe will be held on 9 and 10 November 2026 at the Sunborn Gibraltar, a floating hotel at Ocean Village. It is organised by Eventus International, which runs a calendar of gambling conferences in Europe, Africa and Asia, and it deals with platforms that let users trade contracts on what will happen in the world, from geopolitics and economic indicators to other public events. Gibraltar is the reason for the location. According to the organiser, Predict Street Ltd was licensed in March 2026 as the first operator offering event-based trading under the territory's Gambling Act 2005. The government is well represented: Justice, Trade and Industry Minister Nigel Feetham KC MP and Andrew Lyman, Gambling Commissioner and head of the Gambling Division, are listed as speakers. The rest of the line-up is weighted towards lawyers and compliance specialists, with partners from ISOLAS, GTG Legal, GKF Legal, CPB Avocats and Stadler Partner, alongside Travis Geiger of WagerWire and Wire Markets, Pedro Romero of BetBlocker and Judith Glynn of the Centre of Excellence in Responsible Gaming. Targ Patience of Dolya Consulting chairs the programme. Sunborn Gibraltar, the venue, is presented by the organiser as the first in a planned fleet of floating hotels. The schedule is short. On Monday 9 November registration opens at 13:00, followed by conference sessions and a pop-up expo from 13:30 to 16:30 and an evening networking reception. Tuesday 10 November is the main day, with sessions from 09:30 to 17:00 and farewell drinks afterwards. The organiser lists technology, AI and market integrity among the themes but supplies the full agenda only on request. A Standard Pass at EUR 595 covers the second day; a Premium Pass at EUR 995 adds the first day and the reception. Session titles and the order of speakers had not been published as of 31 October 2026. For affiliates the summit is relevant as an early look at a product category that is still being classified. Whether prediction markets are regulated as gambling or as financial products decides who may market them and how, and the regulators and lawyers in Gibraltar are among those setting the first answers in Europe.