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(AsiaGameHub) - FDJ United has no plans to pull its Unibet brand out of the UK market—even amid persistent tax pressures and a drop in betting revenues during the first quarter—according to Pascal Chaffard, the company’s new head of gaming and betting. In its Q1 earnings update released yesterday, FDJ stated that its Kindred UK gross gaming revenue (GGR) fell by 24.1%. Additional challenges loomed as the remote gaming duty was raised from 21% to 40% of GGR starting in April. FDJ also faced continued difficulties in the Netherlands during Q1, driven by the nation’s recent tax increases. Group-wide GGR for Q1 rose slightly by 1% to €2.175 billion, whereas revenue decreased by 3% to €895 million. However, the online betting and gaming segment—comprising Kindred operations—recorded drops in both GGR (-1%) and revenue (-8%). Excluding performance from the UK and Netherlands, online betting and gaming GGR increased by 6% in the quarter, while revenue saw a marginal 1% decline. Chaffard, who recently transitioned from CFO to spearhead a strategic turnaround of FDJ’s online betting and gaming division, was queried during the earnings call about whether FDJ might consider exiting the UK market. Yet he remains optimistic about the market, noting: “Our UK market share is in the low single-digit range. We are profitable in the UK. “Therefore, we have no intention to leave the UK. That’s not the issue—instead, we have certain challenges to address. “We need to figure out how to stay compliant while also being able to grow. [Frankly] some of our competitors have managed this, and we’re just as capable as they are.” Collaboration to play critical role in FDJ’s UK turnaround Offering more details on FDJ’s plan to reverse its UK performance, Chaffard explained that the company would rely on improved collaboration across its various departments. He told analysts that departments had been overly siloed in the past. In its Q1 report, FDJ noted it had already started plans to launch “targeted task forces” in the UK and Netherlands to boost collaboration. “We had marketing initiatives from the marketing team, product initiatives from the product team, responsible gaming (RG) requirements from the RG team, and anti-money laundering (AML) requirements from the AML team—all operating without really collaborating to find the most effective way to implement these measures and ensure overall efficiency,” Chaffard told analysts. “So this is about adjusting our work processes. “It’s also about how we dive into the details using the necessary data to truly understand which decisions and actions are the right ones to take. “What I’ve done is bring all the specialists together in one room. It’s clear that all these elements are fully interconnected.” Chaffard also emphasized that FDJ doesn’t expect the UK turnaround to take a long time, adding: “The key is to do things correctly. We don’t believe it will take years to fix this, as it’s not a deeply structural issue. “It’s more about our work approach and how we implement our various measures, as I mentioned. So there’s absolutely no consideration of exiting the UK. Our top priority is to resolve this issue, and it will likely take a few quarters—not just one, but several—rather than years, to achieve this, honestly.” Kyle GoldsmithKyle joined Clarion in December 2023, coming from the sports journalism field before later taking on the role of a senior reporter focused on Latin America at iGB. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - Digital entertainment provider Playson has elevated Kateryna Oliinyk to the position of Chief Financial Officer (CFO), bolstering its financial management as the company enters its next growth phase. With over a decade of experience in the international iGaming sector and professional services, Kateryna possesses a strong background in regulatory compliance, financial governance, and managing finances across multiple jurisdictions. Since arriving at Playson in 2021, Kateryna has held various senior financial positions, most recently as Deputy CFO. During her time with the company, she has been instrumental in enhancing financial controls, refining reporting methods, and aiding Playson’s expansion in regulated markets. Her elevation to this role highlights her contributions and the company's focus on internal career progression. Before her tenure at Playson, Kateryna worked in auditing at Ernst & Young, gaining significant proficiency in risk assessment, IFRS reporting, and compliance across diverse sectors. In her capacity as CFO, Kateryna will head the finance department, focusing on strategic alignment, operational efficiency, and team leadership. Her responsibilities include overseeing management accounting, financial reporting, tax compliance, and treasury operations. Additionally, she will manage key partnerships with financial institutions, auditors, and corporate service providers. A primary objective of her role will be the ongoing enhancement of financial processes and systems, emphasizing standardization, automation, and more efficient reporting. Vsevolod Lapin, Deputy CEO at Playson, commented: Kateryna has been a vital member of our finance department for over five years, and her promotion to CFO recognizes her leadership, skill, and commitment to our goals. Her extensive knowledge of our operations makes her the perfect choice to support our global ambitions and ongoing growth. The leadership team is pleased to have Kateryna in this role and is certain she will drive our future success. Kateryna will also be central to strategic initiatives and financial planning, including forecasting, budgeting, and creating financial models to meet long-term targets. She will play a vital role in the company’s entry into new territories, such as Latin America, by setting up accounting structures, coordinating with local advisors and banks, and managing regulatory relations. Kateryna Oliinyk, Chief Financial Officer at Playson, stated: Taking on the CFO role at Playson is a fantastic chance to guide strategic financial planning and improve operational performance. I am eager to work with the leadership team to refine our reporting, streamline processes, and assist in our market expansion, providing the insights necessary for informed decision-making. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - New Zealand’s Online Casino Gambling Bill has successfully completed its third and final parliamentary reading this week, as the iGaming sector prepares for a 2027 launch. Sponsored by Internal Affairs Minister Brooke van Velden, this legislation aims to strengthen consumer safeguards and roll out licensing and taxation frameworks for operators. The bill now moves to Royal Assent and is forecast to be enacted into law in May. Key provisions of New Zealand’s iGaming bill The bill allows for the issuance of up to 15 licenses to eligible online casino operators via a competitive application process. The Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) will oversee the licensing regime in line with a revised timeline published in March 2026. Entain announced in March that it was pursuing three of the 15 available licenses. During the company’s FY25 earnings call, CEO Stella David noted that, with its exclusive New Zealand betting brand TAB, Entain is the sole online operator able to cross-sell sports betting and iGaming services. This timeline plans for the licensing process to launch in July, with an application deadline set for 1 December 2026. Licensed operators will face strict compliance requirements. “This bill upholds the coalition agreement by closing the gambling tax loophole and mandating that licensed online casino operators pay taxes, just like any other business operating in New Zealand,” van Velden stated during a government update on Thursday. The legislation also bolsters the DIA’s regulatory enforcement capabilities. According to van Velden, these tools will include: Take-down notices Formal warnings Enforceable undertakings Penalties of up to NZ$5 million for serious or repeated breaches The government had previously announced that it would allocate a portion of gross gaming revenue (GGR) from licensed online casinos to support local sports clubs, community groups and grassroots organisations. Cabinet papers from November revealed that the government was considering earmarking 4% of operator GGR to fund these community contributions. This funding could generate between NZ$10 million and NZ$20 million in its first year if the new regime launches on 1 January 2027, though stakeholders have hinted at further delays. The launch was already pushed back from its initial 2026 target. Offshore operators put on notice A notable feature of the legislation is its extraterritorial reach. The enhanced enforcement powers of the online casino gambling bill will ensure that New Zealand’s gambling laws apply to all online casino services accessible within the country, regardless of the operator’s physical location. This legislation aims to close the loopholes currently exploited by some offshore providers. Operators that fail to submit license applications by the 1 December 2026 deadline will face legal obligations to cease providing their services in the country. They will also be subject to the same NZ$5 million penalty cap for non-compliance. Industry flags tight timeline as race against the clock The bill passed its first reading in parliament by 83 votes to 39 and advanced to the Governance and Administration committee in July 2025. Throughout the legislative process, industry stakeholders and legal experts raised concerns regarding the accelerated timeline and lack of regulatory detail. Legal advisers cautioned that the compressed schedule could limit thorough consultation on forthcoming regulations. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - EXCO Game Studio, the independent, player-centric slot studio, has launched its games live through SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator, an iGaming content hub, in a landmark partnership agreement. This integration makes EXCO’s action-packed titles accessible across the SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator’s distribution network, giving operators access to popular games such as The Robbin’ Goblins and VEGASCALINE. The boutique studio prioritizes crafting gaming experiences that strike a chord with players. Additionally, the agreement will have SOFTSWISS support the launch of EXCO’s upcoming titles—including the much-awaited LunaX—as the studio aims to expand its development roadmap in the latter half of 2026. EXCO doesn’t prioritize quantity; instead, it creates each game with intentionality. Every release is built from the ground up with a distinct identity at its heart, and powered by GAMEX—EXCO’s exclusive mechanics platform that makes gameplay immediately recognizable, unforgettable, and engaging to watch. Fredrik Elmqvist, CEO at EXCO, said: The most attention-grabbing games in the space have just landed in a far larger arena! Our collaboration with SOFTSWISS is a perfect match between two brands that aren’t shy about standing out and taking an unconventional approach to reach their objectives. Our games are already gaining traction, and this is another major milestone for EXCO. We’re eager to become a go-to provider in SOFTSWISS’ network and push the limits of game development even more. Nikita Keino, Head of Partnerships at SOFTSWISS Game Aggregator, said: EXCO has stayed true to its core principle of developing games that bring something unique, instead of the generic, one-size-fits-all approach common in other parts of the industry. Teaming up with them was an obvious choice as we aim to set our offering apart. EXCO’s game development is guided by a core philosophy influenced by player preferences and emerging industry trends, with the aim of moving away from the quantity-focused model by prioritizing quality instead. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - As a leading provider of sportsbook solutions, DATA.BET has released its yearly Sportsbook Report, offering a detailed analysis of its 2025 results and the major trends influencing the European iGaming sector as it moves into 2026. This publication underscores the company's dedication to openness, providing operators with a transparent insight into effective strategies and how to leverage them. More than just presenting figures, the 2025 Sportsbook Report delves into the rationale behind DATA.BET's achievements so far. The company recorded an average 23% rise in its clients' turnover, highlighting current successful practices within the iGaming landscape. The report addresses several key areas: The industry trends that characterized iGaming in 2025 and are set to impact the market in 2026. Increasing taxation and regulatory measures in European markets, which are forcing operators to reconsider their operational locations and methods. Evidence of growing demand for lower-tier esports competitions and highly engaging titles like Valorant semi-pro matches. Essential performance indicators and outcomes from the company's three core areas: esports, traditional sports, and virtual sports. A hands-on guide for casino operators intending to integrate a sportsbook into their offerings in 2026, supported by evidence from the existing client portfolio. Yurii Berest, CEO of DATA.BET, stated: Our conviction is that transparency fosters trust and propels the entire industry ahead. This principle is central to all our activities at DATA.BET, and this report embodies it. Following the introduction of sports betting last year, we aim to demonstrate our product's ongoing development and enhancement, and how we assist operators in boosting their income with effective betting solutions. The DATA.BET Sportsbook Report can be accessed through the provided link. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - AffPapa is pleased to announce that the 5th annual AffPapa iGaming Awards will be hosted at the historic Real Casino de Madrid. The AffPapa iGaming Awards 2026 ceremony, scheduled for May 20, will serve as the concluding event of the AffPapa Conference Madrid. The selected venue, Real Casino de Madrid, is situated in the heart of Spain’s capital. Established in 1836 by a group of young progressives seeking a tranquil, apolitical meeting space, it has evolved into one of Madrid’s most distinguished institutions. Its grand early 20th-century palace, majestic halls, and private salons provide an elegant and sophisticated backdrop for large-scale celebrations. You can explore Real Casino de Madrid further in our YouTube video. Real Casino de Madrid | AffPapa iGaming Awards Levon Nikoghosyan, Founder and CEO of AffPapa, stated: Real Casino de Madrid is the ideal location for this year’s AffPapa iGaming Awards. It possesses a rich history, distinct character, and a unique ambiance that complements the prestige of the iGaming community we are bringing together. We are enthusiastic about hosting our 5th anniversary edition here and ensuring an unforgettable experience for all attendees. What to Anticipate at the AffPapa iGaming Awards 2026 Under the theme “The Test of Time,” this year’s awards will honor affiliates, operators, and B2B providers who have demonstrated innovation, excellence, and resilience within the iGaming sector, while also commemorating significant milestones in the industry's history. In alignment with the special theme, the 2026 edition introduces four new exclusive categories designed to recognize individual achievements and leadership: Woman Leader of the Year CEO of the Year Affiliate Manager of the Year Best Employer of the Year Voting is now open and will continue until May 4. The online voting process allows the broader industry to select the outstanding brands and professionals across all categories. Winners will be announced live during the official event. To view the complete list of nominees, cast your vote, and reserve your place at the grand ceremony, please visit the official AffPapa iGaming Awards website. The website also provides details on the limited remaining sponsorship opportunities for enhanced visibility during the ceremony. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - DigiPlus is set to shift its focus to higher-value customers as it adapts to stricter regulations in the Philippines; this move may slow near-term growth but will help bolster profit margins over the long run, according to Maybank Securities. Per Maybank, DigiPlus is moving away from prioritizing growth in its monthly active user count and instead doubling down on monetizing its existing user base. Under this new strategy, the company aims for a smaller but more engaged customer pool whose average spending will be higher than what it has previously recorded. Commenting on the strategic shift, Maybank analyst Raffy Mendoza noted that this move reflects the company’s ability to adapt to the recently implemented regulatory changes and the anticipated impact these rules will have on its future performance. As a result, Maybank has also lowered its revenue forecasts by 12% for 2026 and 18% for 2027, citing the expected decline in monthly active users, which will only be partially offset by growth in average revenue per user. DigiPlus holds a HKD 1.6 billion convertible note agreement that could convert to a 53.89% ownership stake in International Entertainment, which owns and operates the New Coast Hotel Manila and holds a provisional licence from the Philippine Amusement & Gaming Corporation. Thanks to this commercial agreement, DigiPlus will benefit from further reduced PAGCOR taxes levied on integrated casino operations. These costs dropped to roughly 31.5% in Q4 2025, down from the 38% to 39% rate seen at the start of the year. If this trend continues, the company’s EBITDA margin is projected to rise to 19.7% in 2027, up from 16.9% in 2025. Maybank estimates that DigiPlus will achieve 8% net income growth in 2026 and 22% in 2027, indicating that improved profit margins will offset the overall slower revenue growth. The company is also expanding internationally, having recently secured approval to operate in South Africa following its earlier entry into the Brazilian market. However, Maybank has not yet factored in contributions from these new markets due to limited visibility on their execution. Overall, the brokerage sees DigiPlus shifting toward a more targeted, profitability-focused business model — trading rapid user growth for stronger long-term returns amid a more challenging regulatory environment. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - BetHog has wrapped up a $10 million Series A funding round and introduced Sentient Studios—a B2B service that allows operators to incorporate AI-driven dealers into their live casino platforms. BetHog, a crypto-focused casino and sports betting platform, was established in early 2024 by the team behind FanDuel. Its digital-asset investor base, led by RockawayX, strengthens its strategic alignment for targeting crypto-friendly or Web3 audiences. Will Ventures and RockawayX jointly led the round, bringing BetHog’s total funding to $16 million. Participants also include PCV, 6MV, Bullpen Capital, and Advancit Capital. Per a Wednesday statement, the funds will be used to enhance AI live dealer capabilities on its platform and accelerate Sentient Studios’ commercial rollout to operators worldwide. Sentient Studios: A Software-First Solution Sentient Studios positions itself as a direct competitor to the traditional live dealer model, which relies on third-party studios and human croupiers. To lower barriers for operators to trial and scale, the platform operates on a pure revenue-share basis with no upfront costs. Unlike traditional live dealer setups, the platform offers far greater flexibility. Without studio staffing constraints, operators can dynamically scale tables, customize dealer personas and branded environments, and maintain continuous gameplay. Multi-language support further expands the addressable player base. Sunny, the AI Dealer The offering builds on BetHog’s AI blackjack dealer, Sunny. Launched in October 2025, Sunny is now available in 12 languages. Baccarat and Roulette are scheduled to be added later this year. “Over the past six months, we’ve tested our basic AI dealer and found it’s 10 times more popular than its live dealer counterpart. We’ve also seen improved player retention and satisfaction,” said Nigel Eccles, CEO and co-founder of BetHog. Nigel Eccles, CEO and co-founder of BetHog AI Dealer Technology Confronts Regulatory and Market Scrutiny AI dealers are not without challenges. Live casinos have long relied on authentic, physical studio setups. Players view real dealers and equipment as crucial for building trust and credibility. Certain jurisdictions also maintain strict regulatory oversight. Operators will need to address regulators’ and players’ concerns about game integrity, data privacy, and transparency. Industry observers have previously flagged copyright and intellectual property issues with synthetic alternatives—an area operators must resolve contractually before launching. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - Evolution recorded largely steady performance in Q1 2026, with net revenue hitting €513 million— a 1.5% year-over-year decrease— as currency challenges and increasing costs counterbalanced sustained demand for its offerings. EBITDA for the quarter ending March 31 stood at €335.3 million, marking a 1.9% drop, and the margin edged down slightly to 65.4%. Total profit was €251.9 million, marginally lower than the €254.7 million reported the previous year, though earnings per share climbed from €1.24 to €1.26. Revenue from live casino operations decreased to €434.9million from €448.7 million, whereas RNG revenue rose to €78.2 million from €72.3 million. The company noted that its online casino products enjoy consistent demand, as shown by recent game launches and ongoing expansion efforts. Conversely, operating expenses forfor the quarter reached €220.4 million— an increase from the prior year— driven by higher staff costs, new standalone studios, andadditional gaming tables. In the preceding quarter, Evolution opened its second studio in Latvia, expanded into Argentina, and addressed cyber-related problemsproblems impacting Asia. Europe continued to be the biggest geographic market; however, North America and Latin America saw faster growth rates. MobileMobile users contributed 76% of the total gross gaming revenue (GGR) from Evolution’s platform for operators, while regulated (government-overseen) markets collectively made up around 48%of total revenue. CEO Martin Carlesund said: Asia saw 2.2% quarter-on-quarter growth— the second straight quarter of expansion in the region. Latin America (LatAm) posted robust 29.3% year-on-year growthgrowth.The obvious letdown this quarter was Europe. After a weak finish to 2025, the region dropped another 5.9% quarter-on-quarter. The primary causes are regulatory instability and subjectivity, which directly affect playerplayer engagement. Addressing ongoing challenges, including legal disputes with Playtech and cyber threats, Carlesundundadded: As an Evolution shareholder, you know full well that we’ve encountered multiple challenges over the last few years— from shifting regulatory landscapes to cybercrime and underhanded efforts by competitors to damage our business. I want to emphasize two points: First, at Evolution, we never back down. We stand for our beliefs, do what’s right, and keep moving forward. While this might cause some short-term pain, our cost-effective operations, discipline, and incredible, hardworking team give us the strength to remain patient and focused on building long-term value. Second, we never lose sight of the core priority: Player satisfaction and enjoyment! The provider that offers the content players desire will ultimately come out on top. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - FDJ United experienced a deceleration in growth momentum towards the close of the first quarter of 2026, as higher taxes counteracted fundamental growth in gaming. Gross gaming revenue (GGR) for the quarter ending 31 March increased by 1% compared to the previous year, reaching €2.18 billion. However, overall gaming revenue fell by 3% to €895 million, primarily because of approximately €24 million in extra gaming taxes impacting both retail and online operations. In France, lottery and retail sports betting revenue decreased by 2% to €627 million, partially affected by €15 million in tax hikes. Lottery performance was varied: instant games grew 1.1% to €320 million, while draw games declined 6.2% to €199 million, a result of only one major jackpot cycle occurring compared to the €250 million EuroMillions draw in the same period last year. Digital lottery sales saw a modest increase of 1.4% to €81 million. Retail betting and sports gaming revenue also saw similar declines, with total revenues falling 1.8%, or 3.6% after accounting for an extra €2 million in tax obligations accrued during fiscal Q1. Betting at point-of-sale locations dropped by a further 1.8% to €546 million when measured against income from the same period in prior years. Online betting and gaming revenues registered a substantial 8% decline to €213 million, a direct consequence of a €9 million tax increase that was implemented the prior year. The group highlighted tax reforms across several jurisdictions, including France, the Netherlands, and Romania. Furthermore, the new UK tax framework did not take effect until the second fiscal quarter. Total Q1 revenues in the UK were down 24.1% year-on-year, while revenues in the Netherlands fell 19.9% compared to an even steeper decline in 2015. When excluding these two major markets, total revenues showed minimal year-over-year change, with demand in both France and Sweden edging up slightly by 1%. FDJ noted a 3% rise in active players in the United Kingdom, crediting its continuous user acquisition campaigns and initiatives to promote responsible gambling, including increased transparency about problem gambling support. International Lottery revenues grew 7% year-on-year to €41 million; conversely, the payments & services division saw a 7.2% decrease from the previous year to €14 million. Despite the weaker revenue figures, Chairwoman and CEO Stéphane Pallez expressed a positive outlook: While still operating in a climate influenced by tax increases and stricter gaming regulations, the group is intensifying its focus on operational efficiency, synergies, and financial discipline. The objective is to resume sustainable, value-creating growth starting in the second half of the year, for the benefit of all stakeholders. FDJ United projects a modest rise in full-year GGR but a slight decrease in revenue, with nearly €90 million in additional tax impacts expected. In a separate announcement, the company confirmed the appointment of Dan Lévy as chief financial officer, effective 18 May. He will succeed Pascal Chaffard, who is moving into new strategic positions within the group. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has drawn attention to the rapidly expanding adoption of artificial intelligence across Australia’s gambling sector, pointing out that operators are increasingly integrating AI into core business operations ranging from odds calculation to player profiling. Per the report, AI is widely applied to personalize marketing efforts, detect suspicious behavior, and identify players facing risks of gambling-related harm. While these tools can boost protection for players, the regulator has raised questions over whether their primary purpose centers on safety, or on driving user engagement and revenue growth. The research found that operators are rolling out AI across multiple customer interaction points. For instance, Sportsbet operates an AI chatbot that handles more than one-third of all customer queries with roughly 94% accuracy. In the meantime, Tabcorp has formed a partnership with Mindway AI to analyze player behavior and flag at-risk users via tools referred to as “virtual psychologists.” Betting markets have also been impacted by AI as it transforms how odds are priced. More advanced predictive technologies now analyze real-time data covering player injuries and in-play betting trends, meaning far less manual work is required for betting odds calculation. According to Betfair Australia, the use of AI can deliver a 22% improvement in odds accuracy, while Fanatics has upgraded its algorithm capabilities through its acquisition of Banach Technologies, a firm specializing in algorithmic trading and live odds services. To a certain extent, AI is also used for fraud detection, transaction monitoring, and identity verification through analysis of biometric data and official documents. However, the ACMA has noted that the emergence of new betting worker agent models powered by “agentic AI” – or autonomous systems that can run without direct human supervision – poses a growing regulatory challenge, especially when it comes to accountability. In addition, the ACMA has voiced concerns that AI tools may accidentally facilitate illegal gambling activity. Multiple investigations revealed that some of the most popular general-purpose chatbots, including ChatGPT and Grok, occasionally guide users to unlicensed offshore gambling markets or provide methods to bypass regulatory safeguards. These issues cast doubt on whether existing legislation, such as the Interactive Gambling Act 2001, is capable of addressing these emerging problems. The ACMA has stated that this report aims to offer an overview of possible policy options but is not designed to trigger immediate reform, though it acknowledged that the rapid uptake of AI is already testing the boundaries of current regulatory systems. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - Stakelogic has officially launched its entire portfolio of slot games for players in Denmark via a new collaboration with Stake Denmark, which was enabled by Relax Gaming. This step represents the studio's most recent expansion into one of Europe's most established regulated gaming markets. Under the terms of the deal, players on the Stake Denmark platform can now enjoy Stakelogic's complete suite of slot games. The selection blends classic player favourites with newer titles, including Penguin Payday, Candy Links Bonanza 1 & 2, and Book of Adventure Super Stake Edition. Since its founding in 2017, Stake has experienced rapid growth to become a leading operator in the online casino and sportsbook sector. The company entered the Danish market earlier this year after securing a five-year licence for online casino and sports betting activities. Alessandro Sorci, Sales Manager at Stakelogic, said: Stake's entry into Denmark demonstrates clear ambition, making this a very promising partnership for us. Deploying our full slot portfolio with the brand allows players to explore the diversity we have developed at Stakelogic, ranging from well-known series to games with a unique visual style and atmosphere. Peter Eugen Clausen, Managing Director for Stake Denmark added: The launch in Denmark was a significant move for Stake, and as we work to build the brand's local presence, it is crucial that the casino offering has substantial depth from the start. Stakelogic provides this with a portfolio that is unique and ideal for generating traction in the market. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - MGM Resorts International has concluded the $546 million divestment of MGM Northfield Park’s operations to Clairvest Group, finalizing an agreement initially reached in October of the previous year. Following the completion of the deal, Clairvest has assumed operational management of the Ohio-based racino, representing the firm's 17th venture within the gaming industry. There is currently no confirmation regarding a potential rebranding of the site under its new owners. The MGM Northfield Park facility encompasses 74,000 square feet of gaming area, housing approximately 1,600 video lottery terminals, a half-mile harness racing track, various restaurants, and a significant entertainment space. The investment portfolio of Clairvest also features properties like Wyoming Downs, Delaware Park, and Meadowlands Racetrack, in addition to the gaming firm Accel Entertainment. Bill Hornbuckle, President and CEO of MGM Resorts International, said: MGM Northfield Park stands as a premier asset backed by a skilled workforce that has regularly provided exceptional service to guests. The venue possesses a solid base. We offer our best regards to the staff and the new owners for their future achievements. MGM indicated that the facility was not a fit for its “premium portfolio” approach, even though it produced roughly $142 million in adjusted EBITDAR during 2025. In the wake of the divestiture, the corporation will adjust its leasing terms with VICI Properties, resulting in a yearly rent reduction of about $53 million. The company anticipates receiving approximately $420 million in net proceeds once taxes and closing costs are accounted for. Jonathan Halkyard, Chief financial officer of MGM, said: The finalization of this deal highlights the worth of MGM’s top-tier operations. It allows us to sell a regional asset that is no longer central to our strategy at a valuation multiple much higher than what is presently assigned to our core premium portfolio. These funds will be utilized according to our goals of preserving a robust balance sheet, pursuing strategic growth investments, and delivering value back to our shareholders. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - Incentive Games, a premier B2B games provider, has revealed a new collaboration with South Africa's top betting operator, Hollywoodbets, via its real-money gaming arm, Incentive Studios. Under the terms of the deal, two real-money games from Incentive Studios, Mega Flight and Velocity, went live on the Hollywoodbets platform on April 7. This initial release is the first step in the partnership, with plans to introduce free-to-play games in a subsequent phase. This alliance signifies Incentive Games' official debut in the South African market, broadening its presence in regulated territories globally. The successful launch is the result of a joint effort between the teams at Incentive Games and Hollywoodbets. Hollywoodbets users can now enjoy Incentive Studios' collection of crash and arcade-style games. The partnership is expected to yield further content and new initiatives as it evolves. The cooperation highlights Incentive Games' approach of supplying top-tier real-money gaming content to operators seeking to diversify their portfolios. It also supports Hollywoodbets' dedication to offering its players novel and captivating entertainment options. Ahmed Baker, Chief Commercial Officer at Incentive Games, said: We are thrilled to be partnering with Hollywoodbets, the leading operator in South Africa, as we make our official entry into this dynamic and rapidly expanding market. The launch of Mega Flight and Velocity is merely the first step, and we are eager to introduce more of our real-money and free-to-play games to their players as part of our long-term strategy for the region. Wayde Dorkin, Head of Product at Hollywoodbets, said: We are pleased to welcome Incentive Games to Hollywoodbets, reinforcing our pledge to deliver new, engaging, and innovative content to our players. Adding Mega Flight and Velocity brings a fresh dimension of interactive entertainment to our platform, and this partnership demonstrates our strategy of collaborating with world-class suppliers to improve our gaming suite. We anticipate expanding this relationship and providing our customers with even more exciting experiences. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - On April 16, U.S. President Donald Trump took a last-minute trip to Las Vegas—his first visit to the Silver State since assuming office last January—to highlight the success of his “no tax on tips” measure, which was included in his omnibus legislation from last July and went into effect for the first time during this tax season. Casino dealers and staff were among the primary inspirations behind the new measure, which runs through 2028 and allows eligible workers to deduct up to $25,000 in tipped income, including casino chips. Trump, who first proposed the idea at a Las Vegas campaign rally in June 2024, has had deep ties to the gaming and hospitality industries for decades. The 45th and 47th U.S. president previously operated casinos in Atlantic City from the mid-1980s to the early 2000s, and his current Trump Hotels brand manages eight non-gaming resorts, including one in Las Vegas. The unplanned event wasn’t held at Trump Las Vegas; instead, it took place at the non-gaming AC Hotel Las Vegas Symphony Park. “Thanks to our tax cuts, this week, thousands of Nevada waiters, waitresses, casino dealers, bartenders, bellmen, barbers, caddies – oh, I love those caddies, they’re very good if you have the right caddy – and valets received the biggest tax refunds of their entire lives,” Trump said at the event, per the Nevada Independent. “And I just want to say, ‘You’re welcome.'” No tax on tips: a positive step but with flaws So far in his second term, the gaming industry hasn’t exactly embraced Trump’s financial policies warmly. His tariff increases have created uncertainty for suppliers and disrupted international travel; the Commodity Futures Trading Commission is adopting prediction markets; and the cap on gambling loss deductions for tax returns was lowered to 90%—a small yet impactful change for gamblers. However, Trump’s no tax on tips measure is likely his most significant benefit to the industry so far, especially for tourism-reliant economies like Las Vegas that have many tipped workers. Its arrival this tax season is well-timed: visitation dropped 7.5% and air traffic fell 6% in 2025 after a record run from 2021 to 2024. Culinary Union Local 226 is the most influential labor union in Las Vegas, representing the entire Las Vegas Strip and around 60,000 workers across Nevada. In January, the union’s Secretary-Treasurer Ted Pappageorge told iGB the measure would bring “some relief,” but the union has also criticized aspects of the deduction and protested Trump’s visit last week. The measure’s temporary status and other issues—such as the requirement for married couples to split the $25,000 deduction—are among the union’s top critiques. Politically, Culinary has argued that Trump’s policies and clashes with foreign leaders were a key driver of the tourism slump the deduction is now trying to ease. “When tourism slumps, Culinary Union members feel it first with less hours, schedule reductions for part‑timers, and layoffs in tipped jobs,” Pappageorge said in a statement on 1 April. “At the same time, the so‑called ‘No Taxes On Tips’ changes are temporary and deeply flawed: They penalise married tip earners, exclude many automatic gratuities, and give permanent tax cuts to billionaires while workers get short‑term relief.” Proposed legislation aims to revamp the deduction structure To address these criticisms, the union has endorsed the TIP Improvement Act, a federal bill filed on February 13 by Nevada Representative Steven Horsford. If passed, the legislation would remove the measure’s temporary status and expand the deduction to $100,000 and beyond. The bill was immediately referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means (where Horsford serves) and the Committee on Education and Workforce, but it hasn’t progressed since then. “My bill would make this relief permanent, fix the marriage penalty so families aren’t punished for filing together, allow the use of a verified taxpayer identification number so immigrant workers aren’t excluded, clarify that this deduction belongs to workers, not employers, and protect automatic gratuities,” Horsford said in a statement. Passage is challenging, as Republicans hold a 217-212 advantage in the House—though there are now five vacancies following the resignation of three representatives this month and the death of Georgia Representative David Scott on Tuesday. With 2026 being a midterm year, elections and party lines are influencing every aspect of politics, including the no tax on tips policy. “We got to win the midterms,” Trump said in Las Vegas last week, per the Independent. “If we don’t, these policies are going to be taken away.” Early results seem favorable After a slow year in 2025, Las Vegas’ economy is trending positively in 2026. In February, visitation and Strip gaming revenue both posted year-over-year gains for the first time since 2024. According to the Nevada Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR), the Las Vegas metro area gained 1,100 jobs in February, and the state added 1,600 hospitality jobs that month. Las Vegas’ February jobs total was 25,100 higher than February 2025, per the DETR. Regarding the new tips policy, early outcomes also appear positive. In the final days before the April 15 tax deadline, Nevada taxpayers received an average refund of $4,193—the fourth-highest in the U.S., according to Upgraded Points. The average refund for Clark County (which includes Las Vegas) was slightly higher at $4,341. The federal deduction isn’t exclusive to Nevada. Several other major casino states ranked in the top 10 of average refunds, with Louisiana leading at fifth place. Mississippi and Illinois followed at seventh and eighth, respectively. New Jersey placed 14th, as fears of competition from upcoming New York City casinos and the growth of the state’s iGaming industry continue to build. Unite Here Local 54, Culinary’s affiliate union in Atlantic City, did not respond to requests for comment. Jess MarquezJess has covered the global gaming industry since 2022. A native of Reno, Nevada, he wants to note that the state’s name is pronounced Ne-va-da, not Ne-VAH-da. This article is provided by a third-party. 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(AsiaGameHub) - St8, a full-service tech provider and casino games aggregator, has entered into an agreement with UK-based sportsbook and casino operator kwiff, extending its reach in regulated markets. This collaboration will see kwiff utilize St8's platform to power its operations, gaining access to high-quality content, marketing tools, live reporting, and comprehensive compliance support via a single integration point. kwiff provides an extensive and varied casino game library, enhanced by a suite of creative sports betting features that set its offering apart in a crowded marketplace. In the last year, St8 has moved into several new regions, securing supplier licenses in the UK, Ontario, and, most recently, Sweden. The deal with kwiff marks a further move in St8's wider expansion plans as it progresses the development of its platform. Vladimir Negine, Chief Executive Officer at St8, said: St8's strategy focuses on providing operators with the essential groundwork to succeed in regulated environments. Aligning with kwiff bolsters our UK footprint and enables us to back a unique brand with adaptable technology and a wide range of content. We are excited to collaborate as they expand their business. Kaupo Kangro, Casino Director at kwiff, said: Every development at kwiff is designed to create a more gratifying experience for our players—be it through features like Supercharge or our approach to content and promotions. Teaming up with St8 provides the agility to accelerate the scaling of this vision, all while upholding the performance and regulatory compliance vital to our operations. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - AffPapa is pleased to confirm iGaming Real Talk as the official media partner for the AffPapa Conference Madrid 2026. The show, hosted by Surya Palli, has earned recognition for its candid discussions with founders, creators, and iGaming executives, delving into the essentials for growth and success in the sector. Originally launched as "The Manesh Palli Show", the platform is renowned for revealing the more personal and insightful perspectives of its guests. Through this collaboration, iGaming Real Talk will operate a podcast studio at the venue, conducting live interviews with affiliates, operators, and B2B leaders. These conversations will tackle pivotal industry themes such as AI, affiliate-operator dynamics, and emerging markets, offering attendees deeper insight into the forces currently influencing iGaming. iGaming Real Talk shared a statement: We are thrilled to collaborate with AffPapa, an event that has rapidly established itself as a top gathering for affiliates, distinguished by its unique 40/40/20 audience mix and productive speed-dating networking model. This partnership allows iGaming Real Talk to provide genuine, thorough reporting from the event and on critical 2026 industry trends, from changing affiliate-operator partnerships to AI's impact and prospects in new markets. We will also highlight the perspectives of affiliates, operators, and B2B leaders, fostering valuable connections throughout the ecosystem. Scheduled for May 18-20 at the Novotel Madrid Center, the full agenda for the AffPapa Conference Madrid includes numerous networking activities like a padel tournament, speed-dating meetings, panel debates, an AI workshop led by createIT, and additional events. The final day of the conference will conclude with the presentation of the AffPapa iGaming Awards 2026, followed by a closing party featuring DJ Kryoman. Yeva Avagyan, Head of Commercial at AffPapa, commented: "We are delighted to welcome iGaming Real Talk to Madrid. Their presence on-site significantly enhances the conference's overall experience and profile." To register for AffPapa's biggest affiliate-focused conference yet or to inquire about sponsorship, visit the official AffPapa Conference Madrid website. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - In today's attention economy, iGaming operators have mere seconds to capture a user's interest. Research underscores this challenge, showing the average adult looks at their phone 144 times daily. Consequently, operators must break through the noise of everyday life to attract and keep players amid a vast array of accessible entertainment options. Furthermore, even when someone is thinking about gaming, the battle for their focus is intense. For instance, the latest data from a major market such as the UK revealed that by the end of 2025, average active accounts and total spins for online slots had grown by 5% and 7%, respectively, reaching new highs. The rise of ‘instant’ games People are increasingly unwilling to wait for entertainment – if their needs aren't immediately satisfied, they will instantly switch to something else. Edvardas Sadovskis, chief product officer at iGaming content provider ICONIC21, states the global implications for operators are evident. “Let's be honest: the era of players enduring lengthy, cinematic slot introductions is waning,” Sadovskis says. “We exist in a landscape of rapid scrolling and bite-sized, 'snackable' content. If a game fails to engage someone within three seconds, they are already gone. “For operators, this transforms the required feel of the game lobby. We are witnessing a significant shift toward 'instant' games. These are the polar opposite of the complicated, math-focused games from ten years ago. They are dynamic and designed specifically for the mobile device in a player's hand.” Sadovskis points to the straightforward yet engaging Plinko board as a prime example of maintaining player attention. “It creates a physical tension that spinning reels cannot replicate,” he adds. “It simulates real-world gravity. It's chaotic, it's loud, and that suspenseful moment as the ball balances between a minor win and a huge one is where genuine entertainment lies.” Fostering that sense of anticipation is crucial for keeping a player engaged. The fundamental attraction of crash games, for example, lies in generating building excitement – with players aware the situation can shift in a flash. “Crash games are the supreme nerve test,” Sadovskis says. “As the multiplier increases, so does the tension, and the player must choose: 'do I secure my win now, or risk it for more?' When it crashes, it's a collective 'ouch' from everyone in the chat. That communal atmosphere is what makes a game feel like a community.” Active participation These kinds of experiences are potent in an environment where players more and more desire to be active participants, not just transactional spectators. Sadovskis views the rising popularity of instant games as a clear indicator of this trend. “Traditional slots can often seem like a 'black box,' where the player hits a button and waits for the computer to announce a result,” he adds. “Instant game styles reverse that dynamic. They provide the player with a feeling of choice. “Whether it's selecting which tile to turn over or choosing the precise moment to cash out, that small degree of control is transformative. It shifts the experience from passive observation to active involvement. To the user, it feels less like a mathematical formula and more like an individual challenge.” Sadovskis also notes that ICONIC21 is observing a “huge surge” in popularity for 'Chicken' games. “Picture a character attempting to navigate a hectic road. Each lane crossed safely increases the potential prize. One misstep, and the game ends. It blends a classic arcade feel with high-stakes choices,” he says. “These games are light on resources. They load quickly, a critical feature in a market where everyone is competing for slivers of a user's time.” Customised experiences ICONIC21, which offers promotional tools and dedicated studios in addition to a portfolio covering live games, slots, and virtual games, also creates custom games. These personalized products are becoming ever more vital in a sector that requires distinctiveness. “For an operator, offering the same games as your rivals makes differentiation difficult,” Sadovskis says. “This is the role of customization. Providing games that reflect your brand's identity—using your colors, themes, and voice—creates an environment where players feel at ease and appreciated. The goal is to establish a familiar setting, not just another generic casino.” This move toward more customization within a diverse game portfolio has driven ICONIC21's emphasis on slots and, more and more, on virtual games, which are easy to integrate, provide stable revenue, and need no live dealers or equipment. ICONIC21's virtual games range includes popular iGaming genres, from Chicken Run and Plinko to Crash and card games such as Blackjack 360. “At ICONIC21, we anticipated this shift,” Sadovskis explains. “We have established ourselves as a content provider that recognizes the demand for variety beyond the conventional live table. Although renowned for our live casino offerings, we have invested heavily in expanding into slots and the virtual games arena. “From intense crash games to the rapid-fire appeal of instant games, we assist operators in developing varied game collections. We excel in dedicated studios and custom-branded games, so if your aim is to craft a uniquely branded space, we possess the capabilities to deliver it.” By constructing a sophisticated portfolio that serves a wide spectrum of player preferences and diverse markets, Sadovskis is confident that ICONIC21 is prepared to address the changing demands of both players and operators. Central to this movement is an unambiguous, data-supported story: the “TikTok-ification of gaming is permanent,” he states. “Players are not seeking a long-term obligation; they desire speed, a sense of control, and a communal experience,” says Sadovskis. He concludes that it is critical for operators to make their lobbies seem less like a standard catalog. “By pivoting your emphasis to these instant game models, you reduce the barrier to entry. The successful operators in 2026 will not be those with the largest number of slots, but those who deliver the most engaging, high-energy experiences.” This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - AffPapa is delighted to reveal 01.tech as the Headline Sponsor for the AffPapa iGaming Awards 2026! Since 2016, 01.tech has been laying the technological groundwork for iGaming initiatives. The company’s platform provides cutting-edge technology, adaptable integration, and robust marketing tools that enable scalable growth. Beyond its core product, 01.tech serves as a full-service solution for operators, offering in-depth analytics and personalized support at every stage. 01.tech shared a statement about the sponsorship: 01.tech is honored to take center stage as the the HeadHeadline Sponsor for the highlyly awaited AffPapa iGaming Awards 2026. As pioneers in iGaming technology, we are deeply committed to driving innovation and celebrating the visionaries who consistently elevate our industry industry. This prestigious este esteemed partnershipunderscorescores our dedication to fostering excellence and empowering the global network of affiliates and operators. We look forward to gathering with the brightest minds in the business to honor this year’s top achievers andshape the future of iGaming together. On May 20, the final day of the AffPapa Conference Madrid, the AffPapa iGaming Awards 2026 will bring affiliates, operators, and B2B providers together to celebrate the industry’s standout performers. As an annual industry event recognizing excellence, innovation, and long-term impact in iGaming, the AffPapa iGaming Awards is now in its 5th edition. To mark the anniversary, the 2026 awards introduce a new theme, “The Test of Time”, alongside four new exclusive categories. Yeva Avagyan, Head of Commercial at AffPapa, commented: We always seek partners with active industry involvement and comprehensive knowledge of its operations, so we are pleased that 01.tech will join the AffPapa iGaming Awards as our Headline Sponsor. We look forward to their upcoming visit to Madrid! To view the nominee list, cast your vote, and register for the event, visit the official AffPapa iGaming Awards 2026 website, where you can also explore the limited sponsorship opportunities available. Voting will remain open until May 4. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) - PG Soft, a leading global digital mobile games company, has been confirmed as a key sponsor for SBC Summit Malta 2026. The event is scheduled to take place from April 28-30, 2026, at the InterContinental Hotel in Malta. This sponsorship will provide PG Soft with significant brand visibility at the summit. The company will be the exclusive sponsor of a substantial 3x2m LED screen positioned at the main entrance and welcome area of SBC Summit Malta. This branded installation features a fully customizable frame, designed to create a striking and immersive digital display. This ensures that PG Soft's logo, design elements, and promotional videos will be prominently seen by all attendees. Additionally, PG Soft will extend its branding to the LED Walkway Tunnel, a pathway that thousands of delegates will traverse during the event. The walkway is comprised of two large 6m-wide LED walls, forming a corridor that connects the exhibition floor with the lunch and conference areas. This provides a prime opportunity for high-impact brand exposure, with PG Soft's video content and branding set to play in a continuous loop throughout the summit. SBC Summit Malta 2026 continues to serve as a crucial gathering point for key stakeholders across the gaming industry, including operators, suppliers, affiliates, and regulators, with a particular emphasis on Europe's dynamic market. A spokesperson for PG Soft stated: SBC Summit Malta is recognized as one of the foremost events on the European iGaming calendar, and we are honored to be a part of the 2026 edition. Our sponsorship underscores PG Soft's ongoing commitment to supporting and participating in events that are vital to our industry. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.