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August 27, 2021

PIGOs gaining momentum after a challenging start: Calvin Lim

DFNN’s domestic online unit (PIGOs) had a slow start, seeking to cope with the rollout of a new product and handle the challenges of the pandemic, however its growth is now accelerating.

DFNN CEO Calvin Lim says the sector is constantly evolving and a decision to allow online bets from all registered players rather than just VIPs had been a major step forward.

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PIGOs gaining momentum after a challenging start: Calvin Lim

DFNN’s domestic online unit (PIGOs) had a slow start, seeking to cope with the rollout of a new product and handle the challenges of the pandemic, however its growth is now accelerating.

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