Good Morning. Online gaming operators continue to feel the pull to Asia, saturating the market – says a panel of experts, who point out that entrants need to know how to tailor their products to suit each demographic, and get teams on the ground. In Macau, legislators pushed through the first reading of a new gaming credit law, with officials stressing changes won’t alter the overall framework.
What you need to know
- Experts discuss the online gaming space in Asia and how to succeed as developers, aggregators or operators.
- Macau’s Legislative Assembly passed the first reading of a new gaming credit law, which would limit junket access.
On the radar
- DFNN says it has ‘outpaced’ financial regulations in the Philippines.
- Summit Ascent acquiring rights to Okinawa resort property for $35mln.
- PAGCOR issues ‘stern warning’ to illegal POGO operators.
- Macau visitor arrivals reached almost 2.3 million in April.
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ASIAN ONLINE GAMING
Developers, aggregators and operators: know your market
Asia presents a wide variety of exciting, and diverse, markets. But for those in the online space – be they developers, aggregators or operators – knowing the unique characteristics of your market and player base are essential for survival. An expert panel bringing together the trifecta of the online space gives advice on what to do and not do to succeed in the arena.
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