Leading entertainment platform Pronet Gaming made a strong debut in Asia at the recently concluded 2024 ASEAN Gaming Summit held in Manila, Philippines, bagging the Best Newcomer recognition at the event’s Asia Gaming Awards.

Pronet Gaming CEO Alex Leese shared his personal outlook on the industry during a fireside chat at the ASEAN Gaming Summit in Manila earlier...

Pronet Gaming’s CEO will take to the stage at the upcoming ASEAN Gaming Summit, where he will discuss international diversification of Asian gaming businesses.

Pronet Gaming's CEO is bullish on the Philippines, as the country provides the opportunities and talent pool best suited for its Asian expansion. Alex Leese says the group is actively recruiting in the region, and aims to use the ASEAN Gaming Summit as a springboard for its efforts.

Pronet Gaming's CEO is bullish on the Philippines, as the country provides the opportunities and talent pool best suited for its Asian expansion. Alex Leese says the group is actively recruiting in the region, and aims to use the ASEAN Gaming Summit as a springboard for its regional efforts, leveraging the panels and networking opportunities of the unique event.

Pronet Gaming has been granted an international Isle of Man Software Supplier License (B2B) to expand the provision of its award-winning iGaming services to Asian markets.

Asia is a unique market, and Pronet Gaming is being calculating, as the company humbly moves into Asia - while still crafting strong moves to capitalize on its strengths within the sphere. CEO Alex Leese points out how gray markets are beneficial, but larger operators need flexible systems on the ground to deliver.

As it sets its focus on the Philippines, Pronet Gaming is aiming to humbly tap into the Asian market and leverage the successes it's seen in Africa and LatAm, but with a keen focus on regional nuance. CEO Alex Leese describes why the company can be a boost to large international firms wishing to move in on the space, and its hope to ramp up operations within nine months.

Pronet Gaming is to turn its attention to emerging markets in Asia following the unprecedented success that has allowed it to expedite its ambitious plans ahead of schedule.

The Philippine Congressman Gus Tambunting, says that there is an even divide on those who support and oppose gaming within the nation's House of Representatives. However, the shift to privatize Casino Filipino should act as a strong signal that the nation is still supportive of gaming, and won't "change the rules in the middle of the game".