The former head of the Cambodian arm of consultancy group IGamiX, Daniel Li, has been appointed as the technical expert of the Commercial Gambling Management Commission of Cambodia.

IGamiX Management and Consulting Ltd (Macau) has announced it has set up a new Cambodian subsidiary, which will be headed by Regional Director Daniel Li.

Las Vegas Sands’ decision to expand Marina Bay Sands (MBS) is "part of the company's commitment to extend its license exclusivity," says gaming expert Daniel Cheng.

BetComply, a leading player in the iGaming compliance advisory sector, is excited to announce the appointment of Daniel Brookes as its Interim CEO.  Daniel will assume this role with immediate effect, bringing his vast expertise and a proven track record in the industry to lead BetComply during this growth period.

QTech's CCO Daniel Long looks at what the future holds for the company, and the industry, as operators evolve to try and satisfy ever-changing needs, combined with the rapid evolution in technology. While still leveraging their live dealer and slot products, Long looks towards crash games and eSports as future revenue drivers for the industry.

PAGCOR is undergoing a comprehensive upgrade, according to Daniel Cecilio, General Manager of the Licensing and Regulatory Group. The group is pushing to privatize its self-operated casinos and apply new reforms, from showrooms for suppliers, to gaming employment licenses and a restructuring of the operator itself, aiming to continue the Philippines’ robust gaming success.

Former Tabcorp general counsel of wagering and media Daniel Lovecek has joined Australian law firm Senet as part of the senior leadership team.

The eagerly awaited FBM® Champion’s Night was held on November 19th at The Blue Leaf Events Pavilion in Taguig, uniting operators for the year's most significant event.

With the integration of the entire 7Mojos portfolio, NuxGame clients will gain access to an extensive range of live casino offerings and a diverse collection of high-quality slot games.

"Another's misfortune can taste like honey". The Japanese saying fits well for MGM's integrated resort development in Japan, points out a top expert, noting how progress for the remaining two licenses is "well and truly halted". This effectively gives MGM a monopoly, a positive for the company but detrimental to the overall IR development of Japan. Meanwhile, MGM saw less fortunate news with its results, with its Macau operations weighed down by non-gaming costs and refurbishments, drawing down EBITDA in the third quarter.