Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: DigiPlus supporting stricter online gaming controls
If you can’t beat them, join them. DigiPlus is turning government fears about the online gaming sector to its advantage, getting in the room to help shape stricter gaming controls that could effectively diminish its competition due to the increased oversight. Meanwhile, its expansion into land-based gaming means it can leverage its O2O strengths, while diversifying its income streams. Looking to Cambodia, NagaCorp’s strong results have encouraged analysts’ expectations, with hopes for cash reserves to reach $726 million by 2028. And in Macau, record visitor inflows during CNY failed to translate to the casino floor, with GGR per visitor down.
Good morning. If you can’t beat them, join them. DigiPlus is turning government fears about the online gaming sector to its advantage, getting in the room to help shape stricter gaming controls that could effectively diminish its competition due to the increased oversight. Meanwhile, its expansion into land-based gaming means it can leverage its O2O strengths, while diversifying its income streams. Looking to Cambodia, NagaCorp’s strong results have encouraged analysts’ expectations, with hopes for cash reserves to reach $726 million by 2028. And in Macau, record visitor inflows during CNY failed to translate to the casino floor, with GGR per visitor down.
DigiPlus is taking a savvy approach to the government’s wariness of online gaming, helping to shape stricter online gaming controls that can push out smaller non-compliant competition. Simultaneously, the group is moving into the land-based sector by acquiring shares in New Coast Hotel operator IEC, leveraging its position and player database for online-to-offline (O2O) success.
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