Emerging technologies are calling into question the relevance of land-based casinos, with punters shifting online due to COVID lockdowns, enjoying the ease and the experience. But could this online revolution be pushed even further to include virtual reality casino play? And would this be a challenger to land-based operations and online casinos in their current form?

BetConstruct is introducing the very first iGaming Metaverse platform in the industry, BCverse, an ultimate gateway to the Metaverse realm.

Asia Pioneer Entertainment has published a white paper at the ASEAN Gaming Summit on the marketing opportunities for the hospitality industry in the metaverse.

Asia Pioneer Entertainment (APE) has launched its Mini Macau metaverse project, aimed at helping the city’s businesses to market their services, and said it will launch the Resortverse hospitality platform by year-end. 

AXES.ai, a gaming industry cashless pioneer and fintech disruptor has completed the acquisition of the assets of a state-of-the-art cloud-based media management platform.

Last week, Macau-based EGE distributor Asia Pioneer Entertainment Holdings officially announced its diversification into the metaverse. Today, Tony Chan, CFO executive director of Asia Pioneer Entertainment Holdings gives AGB never-before-seen insight into their metaverse plans, including “Mini-Macau”, which he expects to change the game in integrated resort marketing. 

Asia Pioneer Entertainment (APE) said it has created a new unit to focus on opportunities in the Metaverse to diversify its revenue sources.

Scientific Games today announced a rebranding and refocusing of the company towards cross-platform gaming - bridging the gap between land-based and online, young and the old.

The convergence between land-base and online gaming will continue apace next year, Joe Pisano, CEO of Jade Entertainment and Gaming Technologies predicts. This will likely lead to more consolidation.

Macau's non-gaming aspirations are laudable, note the heads of Macau's top chambers of commerce, however, the policies for attracting talent are falling far behind regional offerings, leaving the city little room to compete