日期: 2026年4月14日

(AsiaGameHub) -   BetMGM Chief Executive Officer Adam Greenblatt has reinforced his belief that players acquired by unlicensed operators will naturally return to regulated operators simply because the experience offered is superior.  By specifically noting the prevalence and rising competition in prediction markets, Greenblatt confirmed his view that the company is stronger because it maintains much higher margins than any single player in the prediction market sector. In a briefing to investors, he cautioned that ‘if you are a professional bettor, a market maker, or a high school student, unfortunately, there isn’t a better option for you than prediction markets – but these are not our target players’.  He suggested that the long-term sustainability of prediction markets is gloomy, considering the specific player base they are attracting.  Greenblatt acknowledged that the iGaming sector is undergoing a natural evolution and growing more intense; however, he emphasized that its momentum is being driven by its omnichannel strategy.  The BetMGM CEO stated: “We are utilizing the skills and experience of MGM Resorts and their entertainment strengths in multiple areas. We have seen another part of our strategy prove extremely successful; our players have enjoyed using our engagement tools. We are seeing engagement from our entire player base on average many days a week.” Retention has continued to improve as the company relies more on rewards and live experiences, seeking to distinguish its product from prediction markets.  Moreover, the group has also profited from a series of strong game releases, including the Wizard of Oz and Wheel of Fortune titles, which help it to stand out in a competitive industry.   Confidence regarding 2027 BetMGM has voiced its confidence in hitting its $500m EBITDA goal for 2027, even as it reported that its adjusted EBITDA for this year might come in at the lower end of its guidance. The operator reported year-over-year revenue growth in both iGaming and online sports betting in its Q1 FY26 financial results, but the announcement that it will likely land near the bottom of its $300m-$350m EBITDA guidance range is attracting attention. During BetMGM’s Q1 earnings call, CEO Adam Greenblatt was asked by investors what supports the operator's confidence that it can still meet its $500m EBITDA target by 2027, despite the expectation of lower-end guidance figures for the current year. Greenblatt replied: “The foundation is that we have a very healthy business. On the gaming side, we are approaching $2bn in revenue, and we have many exciting offerings in the pipeline for our players.  “As I noted in my opening remarks, the best game on the retail floor, Gold Blitz and its franchise, is now exclusive to BetMGM for the initial period when it is most appealing to serious gamers.  “We are seeing player values rise, and NGR per player is increasing. We are deriving more value from Nevada and our omnichannel approach, with many exciting developments ahead. While the World Cup is a one-off event this year, it acts as a growth stimulus. Most notably for this year, we have the Alberta launch, now confirmed for July 13.  “Additionally, our ‘sleeping giant’ casino brand, Borgata, is highly relevant in the Northeast. We are refreshing and repositioning that brand for a different audience and demographic to expand our appeal to more gamers beyond the core BetMGM brand, and we see no limit to the number of premium players.  “Combine all of this with the potential for a new iGaming state next year in Virginia, and the possibility of a more rational sports marketing or CPA environment, and you can clearly see a path forward. Are there risks? Of course. But do we remain confident that this is achievable? Yes, and that is the balance.” This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Allwyn UK states that upcoming changes to the National Lottery will increase the number of UK millionaires from around 140 per year to approximately 345 annually, effectively more than doubling the figure. This announcement sets the stage for a summer of updates to the National Lottery, with Allwyn confirming both the launch of a redesigned Lotto format and the introduction of a UK-exclusive version of Powerball. Starting June 7, Lotto will adopt a new two-stage draw structure, giving players two chances to win with a single £2 ticket. The change will significantly boost overall winning odds for players — from one-in-9.3 to one-in-4.9 — while retaining the existing prize entry processes. Players can win in one or both rounds, with jackpots starting at £2m and rolling over up to five times before a must-be-won draw. Allwyn believes the enhanced structure will strengthen Lotto’s long-standing reputation as the UK’s “millionaire maker”, with two paths to £1m prizes remaining intact: matching six numbers for the jackpot, or five numbers plus the Bonus Ball for a fixed £1m payout. Complementing the Lotto revamp is the planned rollout of a UK-adapted Powerball game later this summer, marking the first time the global jackpot game will be available outside the US. Priced at £4 per line, UK players will join a shared jackpot pool that starts at around £12m and remains uncapped, with top prizes paid out over 30 years. The introduction of Powerball is expected to generate an additional £1bn for UK Good Causes over its first five years, as Allwyn aims to expand the National Lottery’s appeal through larger jackpots and a broader game portfolio. Supporting the rollout, Allwyn highlighted that the changes follow the successful 2024 transition of the National Lottery to a new operating system developed in partnership with Scientific Games. The upgraded platform has enabled enhanced retail and digital capabilities, forming the backbone for launching new game formats. As part of its retail transformation, Allwyn also began the large-scale deployment of over 30,000 new Wave lottery terminals in August 2025, replacing legacy Altura machines across the UK. Andria Vidler, CEO of Allwyn UK, said: “We are delivering on our promise to bring more games, more entertainment and more innovation to the National Lottery. With extensive upgrades to our digital and retail channels now complete, we have a fantastic summer lined up as we bring these exciting new games to our players. “Lotto has always been the best game to play if you want to become a millionaire. “Our new Lotto gives players two chances of winning £1m-plus for the same £2 they spend today, creating hundreds more millionaires every year. And with its transformative jackpots, we’re certain that our UK-specific version of Powerball will capture the public’s imagination.” The operator added that the dual launch reflects its wider strategy to modernise the Lottery’s offering, increase player engagement and ultimately grow returns to Good Causes, with a long-term ambition to double weekly contributions to £60m by 2034. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   SBC Summit Malta 2026 is rolling out AI-centric workshops aimed at providing gaming industry stakeholders with a concrete, practical grasp of how artificial intelligence is influencing operations throughout the sector. As AI transitions from theoretical potential to real-world use, the gaming industry is growing more focused not on if to adopt AI, but on how to deploy it effectively, ethically, and at scale. The AI workshops at SBC Summit Malta 2026 are crafted to respond to this shift, moving from abstract talks to hands-on practice. Spanning the event’s two-day conference schedule, the workshops are built around active engagement—attendees dive into real-world scenarios instead of just listening to high-level discussions. Every session aims to help participants experiment with ideas, polish their strategies, and gain insight into how AI is already being used in critical parts of gaming operations. Though AI’s roots go back to the 1950s, its prevalence has skyrocketed over the last ten years, touching both popular culture and every sphere of business. This trend peaked with the launch of ChatGPT, which gained 100 million users in only two months—making it the fastest-growing consumer software app in history. Speaking about the choice to expand AI-related content in the conference agenda, SBC’s Senior Conference Producer Natalie Lees said: “The conversation around AI has moved on. The industry is no longer debating whether to adopt it. That question has largely been answered. However, while adoption has accelerated, much of AI’s use across the sector remains relatively basic.” “At SBC Summit Malta 2026, we want to move beyond surface-level applications and help the industry understand how AI can be used more strategically, efficiently, and at scale, through formats that encourage active participation rather than passive listening.” “From AI tools to AI embedded in business workflows: How AI is transforming workflows, decision-making, data, and technology” delves into the most effective methods for adopting and rolling out AI across businesses. Guided by an AI specialist, the workshop features live demonstrations that teach attendees how to use AI to streamline workflows, boost customer engagement, and enable data-driven decision-making at scale. The workshop ‘AI in HR: Empowering Teams, Not Replacing Them’ will examine how HR leaders are successfully integrating AI into their organizations. Experts Rosi Bremec (Independent, Former COO, Game Lounge), JP Xuereb (HR Director, HIT Gaming), Reija Airas (EVP, People, Culture and Communications, Veikkaus), and Christopher Grech Bonett (Founder, R77 Elitetalent) will explore how companies can use AI to enhance team performance while building the trust, communication, and reskilling frameworks needed to help employees adapt to the AI era. With 88% of digital marketers now using AI in their daily tasks, the technology has become an indispensable part of modern marketing. To help stakeholders navigate this evolving landscape, the conference will offer three targeted AI-Marketing workshops. The Future of Casino Search is Vertical AI Manipulation: How Machines Are Rewriting the SERPs Scaling High Volume Content Operations with AI Automation Workshops will also focus on preparing for future regulations and how AI can help professionals stay competitive. “How Affiliate Managers Can Use AI to Stay Ahead of the Competition”will explore ways AI can boost speed and efficiency in outreach, performance analysis, and partner optimization, while “AI in Gaming: Shaping the Industry’s First AI Charter” will examine how stakeholders can contribute to building clear, responsible standards aligned with upcoming EU regulations. SBC Summit Malta 2026 will be held from 28–30 April at the InterContinental Malta, gathering 6,000 industry professionals. The conference agenda will place a strong emphasis on workshops: day one will focus on laying theoretical foundations, while day two is entirely dedicated to hands-on sessions, supported by two workshop rooms running across both days. Get Your Tickets to SBC Summit Malta Reserve your spot at SBC Summit Malta with our VIP Event Pass. Priced at €600, you’ll gain access to everything the event has to offer, including three days of networking, conference sessions, and the exhibition.Interested in an Expo+ Pass? It’s available for €150. If you are an operator or affiliate, you can apply for a free pass! Operators can request a complimentary pass here. Affiliates can apply for their complimentary passes here. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Police in the Philippines apprehended a man suspected of detonating an explosive device at an illegal gambling establishment, leading to the closure of the venue. The incident followed a dispute over drop-ball gaming. According to local news source The Inquirer, the blast injured 14 people, with nine requiring ongoing hospital treatment. The event unfolded at a shop in Baguio after the suspect allegedly engaged in an altercation with an employee. He is then said to have returned with a homemade explosive, which he threw into the premises. A police investigation revealed that the location was operating as an illegal gambling den offering 'drop ball' games. In response, the Mayor of Baguio has ordered the gambling den to be shut down and has instructed the city's police force to maintain vigilance against similar illicit operations. While this incident represents an unusual method for an illegal operation to be exposed, it highlights the ongoing challenges faced by authorities in the Philippines in their efforts to curb illegal gambling. In February, senators criticized national law enforcement agencies for their perceived ineffectiveness in targeting locations where e-sabong, or cockfighting, continues to operate illegally. Senator Erwin Tulfo addressed key officials from the Philippine National Police (PNP) and the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI), stating: “You’ve managed to take down some e-sabong sites, but those were small-time operators. You still can’t take down the biggest one in the entire Philippines.” More recently, intelligence gathered by the PNP’s Anti-Cybercrime Group resulted in the arrest of four Korean nationals accused of running an illegal 'numbers game' and sports betting operation via social media for over five years. These events also occur amid increased scrutiny of the licensed gaming sector, with the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) planning to implement stricter regulatory measures. Last month, PAGCOR signed a memorandum of understanding with the Department of Justice, which includes PAGCOR personnel on a list of individuals prohibited from entering casinos. Additionally, PAGCOR has certified Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) to conduct testing and certification for the iGaming platforms operating within the Philippines. Alejandro Tengco, Chair and Chief Executive Officer of PAGCOR, stated: “PAGCOR now requires all iGaming B2B suppliers operating in the Philippines to be accredited to ensure they comply with the rigorous requirements needed to protect iGaming players.” This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Entain anticipates a more muted performance from its North America-focused BetMGM joint venture, at a time when the London Stock Exchange-listed group’s share price is experiencing volatile trading. In a Q1 trading update, Entain—along with its JV partner MGM Resorts—projects BetMGM’s net FY2026 revenue to range between $2.9bn-$3.1bn (£2.1bn-£2.2bn). This would signal continued growth compared to the $2.8bn recorded last year. However, Entain noted it expects BetMGM’s adjusted EBITDA to land at the ‘lower end’ of the forecasted $300m-$350m range. This comes despite adjusted EBITDA climbing 11% to $25m (Q1 2025: $22m) in the first three months of the year. By segment, iGaming continued to outperform sportsbook revenue: the former hit $481m, while the latter reached $203m. These figures represent year-over-year growth of 9% (from $443m) and 4% (from $194m), respectively. BetMGM’s total net revenue stood at $696m, a 6% year-over-year increase from Q1 2025’s $657m. The company remains committed to its goal of hitting $500m in adjusted EBITDA by FY2027. Entain emphasized the significance of BetMGM’s iGaming product during the quarter, citing strong player engagement momentum. Meanwhile, the slower growth in sports betting revenue was attributed to player-friendly sports results and ‘increased promotional generosity’. “Although it has been a steady start to the year, BetMGM is delivering on our strategic plan, carrying forward the initiatives that drove our transformation in 2025,” said Adam Greenblatt, Chief Executive Officer of BetMGM. “We are generating sustainable, profitable growth and paying cash to our parent companies. Our iGaming business is growing at scale, and our Online Sports business continues to strengthen despite a challenging market in Q1. “As we look to the rest of the year, we will continue to focus on our areas of strength, particularly in iGaming, multi‑product states, omnichannel in Nevada, and servicing our premium mass sports players. “These give us confidence that we will deliver on our updated 2026 guidance as well as continue on the path to $500m of Adjusted EBITDA in 2027.” Entain’s shares get no relief following BetMGM update Entain’s shares plummeted to a 12-month low immediately after the announcement, dropping from 559.4p to 526.6p between 12:00-12:05pm GMT. The 526.6p price is notable as it matches the lowest level Entain’s shares have traded at since early April 2025. Shares have since partially recovered: at the time of writing (25 minutes later, at 12:30pm), the company’s share price was 544.4p. The London-headquartered, Isle of Man-domiciled operator is at risk of falling out of the LSE’s FTSE 100, currently ranking 98th on the index with a shrinking market cap of £3.48bn. It would need further declines to drop off London’s prestigious public company list in the FTSE Russell’s June quarterly review, but Harbour Energy—an oil and gas firm and FTSE 250 member—now has a higher market cap (£4.47bn) than the Stella David-led company. Other FTSE 250 firms with larger market caps than Entain include Ithaca Energy (£4.25bn), Investec (£4.03bn), Balfour Beatty (£3.96bn) and Aberdeen Group (£3.70bn). Another major concern for Entain’s investors and analysts is the UK tax situation. Remote Gaming Duty (RGD) rose from 21% to 40% earlier this month, and this heavier tax burden is expected to trigger a major restructuring of the British market—key for Entain as operator of the Ladbrokes Coral high-street and online brands. Investors will also closely watch the New York Stock Exchange when trading opens in a few hours to check MGM Resorts International’s share price activity. Its stock has been an outlier in the iGaming space over the past 12 months, gaining market favor and rising over 24% to $36.75. However, it remains to be seen how the market will react to today’s update. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Swintt has named Etienne Azzopardi as its permanent Managing Director, following his interim tenure in the role that began this past January. After a successful three-month period in the position—stepping in following the exit of Chief Executive Officer David Mann—Azzopardi will now oversee the software provider’s product strategy, future market growth initiatives, and continuous team development efforts. Prior to taking on the Interim Managing Director role, Azzopardi served as the software provider’s Chief Operating Officer from February 2022 to January 2026, and held the position of Director of Operations starting in August 2021. His professional background also includes experience at Quickspin and Betsson Group. Commenting on his appointment, Azzopardi said: “I’m thrilled to have been named Managing Director at Swintt.  “Since joining the company in 2021, I’ve been involved in a wide range of areas—from operational management and roadmap refinement to market licensing and game certification—and the experience I’ve gained over these four and a half years will be essential in my new position. “After serving as Interim Managing Director for three months, I feel extremely privileged to take on the role permanently and am confident this will be the spark to drive Swintt’s continued exceptional growth in regulated markets across the globe.  “With a full product roadmap already mapped out for 2026, it’s set to be an incredible journey, and I’m eager to keep expanding the Swintt brand.” While Azzopardi was Interim Managing Director, Swintt launched 12 new titles—including Lucky Lads: Hold & Win and two additional releases from Elysium Studios.  The provider also forged partnerships with NetBet in the Greek iGaming sector, along with SkillOnNet, making its Select, Premium, and Elysium Studios games available to the operator’s .com, UK, and MX brands. Building upon his accomplishments as Interim Managing Director, Swintt stated that Azzopardi’s next priority will be supporting the supplier’s expansion into regulated markets around the world, with Switzerland as a key target. Interested in more stories like this? Be sure to visit the new SBC Media YouTube Channel—SBC’s go-to destination for all multimedia content—where our team takes an in-depth look at the top stories from the sports betting, iGaming, affiliate, and payments sectors. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   One of the most prominent supporters of affordability checks for the UK gambling sector has called on the government to reverse its rollout plans, citing widespread concerns about how the policy is being put into practice. Dr James Noyes, who publicly backed the reforms during 2020 and 2021 in his capacity as Senior Fellow at the Social Market Foundation, stated in an open letter addressed to Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy that core requirements laid out in the original proposals have not been fulfilled. Today I sent an open letter to the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, @lisanandy — calling on the Government to pause the implementation of financial risk assessments for bettors until a proper evaluation of the Gambling Commission’s pilot scheme has been published… pic.twitter.com/75IkUA1rOT — James Noyes (@jranoyes) April 13, 2026 Specifically, he noted that calls for affordability checks, which were included as recommendations in the 2023 Gambling White Paper, were advanced on the condition that the checks would be ‘frictionless’ and that a dedicated gambling ombudsman would be established to guarantee ‘appropriate handling of customer complaints and protection of user rights’. “I only backed affordability checks under the assumption that there would be sufficient oversight and assessment of how well they work, and that the checks would be conducted without unnecessary intrusion. But I am seeing a growing number of reports that the pilot programme has suffered from inconsistent datasets, ambiguous results and avoidable disruption for users,” Noyes wrote. The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) has been operating a trial scheme for ‘financial risk assessments’ since September 2024, designed to test the feasibility of a two-tier check system aimed at identifying potential gambling-related harm. The regulator has not issued any public updates on the pilot since May 2025, however. Noyes joins a growing cohort of critics speaking out against the current rollout plans for affordability checks, who warn the measures will be excessively intrusive and push gamblers away from licensed, regulated platforms. He highlighted that multiple operators have reported that separate credit reference agencies return conflicting results for identical customers, alongside what they describe as an ‘inadequate volume of data to accurately build user risk profiles’. A YouGov survey commissioned by the Betting and Gaming Council additionally found that 65% of people who bet would be reluctant to submit personal paperwork such as bank statements as part of the financial check process. These findings come with a caveat, though, as it is not known how many of the respondents would actually be affected by the threshold limits set for the checks. Per the UKGC's most recent update from May 2025, data from the pilot's second phase showed that just one in every 1,000 customers would face disruption when going through the check process. Noyes is now calling on the government to halt all plans to roll out the checks until a full independent evaluation is published and open to scrutiny by Members of Parliament. He has also proposed that the check threshold should be based on net losses rather than the current system of total stakes, which would cut the number of players eligible for checks. For the pilot's first phase, the threshold was set at £500 in net deposits across a 30-day window, before being reduced to £150 in February 2025, aligning with the proposals outlined in the white paper. While Noyes emphasized that he wrote the letter in a personal capacity, his concerns hold considerable weight due to his senior position at the SMF. The think tank has long pushed for reforms to the UK gambling sector, including backing the substantial tax increase on remote gaming that was introduced as part of last year's budget, announced by Rachel Reeves. Alongside Noyes, the British Horseracing Association has also written to Nandy, calling for a pause to affordability checks due to specific worries about the effect the measures would have on the UK's horseracing sector. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   ADI Predictstreet has secured another major partnership in the sports industry, aligning with the global sports streaming service DAZN. This follows the recent announcement that the Gibraltar-based prediction platform became FIFA's official prediction market partner for the 2026 World Cup. DAZN, headquartered in London, will incorporate ADI Predictstreet into its service to bolster its offering of live and on-demand sports, scores, news, betting, gaming, and FanZone features. This agreement represents another alliance with a sports giant for ADI Predictstreet, coming just weeks after its formation. The platform itself experienced a hesitant launch last week, with all current markets showing $0 in wagers. Notably, a "join the waitlist" prompt suggests the service may still be in a pre-launch or soft launch phase. The display of USD instead of Gibraltar's GIP currency is also curious, as only Gibraltar residents are legally permitted to place bets. These factors may all point to an ongoing testing period before a full launch. ADI Predictstreet markets The company's activities will be closely monitored in the coming months as it scales operations ahead of and during the 2026 World Cup. According to DAZN, this partnership merges sports with prediction. ADI Predictstreet will provide interactive features and unique experiences linked to major sporting events. The company stated that prediction will become an integral "native part of the fan experience," allowing fans to interact with markets and gain probabilistic insights. “DAZN is redefining sports entertainment by making it more immersive, interactive and connected for every fan,” said Shay Segev, Chief Executive Officer of DAZN Group. “Partnering with ADI Predictstreet allows us to embed real‑time prediction directly into the live viewing experience, turning insight and sentiment into a native part of how fans engage with the world’s biggest sporting moments. “With the FIFA World Cup 2026 as a catalyst and our platform as the engine, this partnership is a major step forward in how fans experience sport.” The World Cup will act as a "launchpad," with the partnership covering DAZN's entire portfolio. ADI Predictstreet is planned for subsequent rollout across other major leagues and events to increase engagement further. ADI Predictstreet’s rocky start These significant deals provide their own momentum for the prediction market. Although it just received its first license in Gibraltar last month, partnerships with FIFA and DAZN are likely to provide crucial exposure for its launch. However, its rapid rise has attracted scrutiny. Questions have been raised about FIFA's choice of partner, while investigative reports have highlighted past controversies involving CEO Dimitrios Psarrakis and Principal Council Member Ajay Hans Raj Bhatia, who was photographed with FIFA President Gianni Infantino at the partnership announcement. Journalists have examined Psarrakis' connection to the 'Qatargate' scandal, and Bhatia is reported to have been involved in insider trading, allegedly paying £130,000 to India’s Security & Exchange Board (SEBI) to settle charges. In a statement to the Norwegian outlet Josimar, the company addressed criticism of Psarrakis: “Dimitrios has never been charged with any wrongdoing. Today, he remains a globally recognised blockchain expert and a speaker at top-tier universities, international organisations, as well as professional summits on FinTech, RegTech, Blockchain and the Digital Disruption of Banking and Financial Services around the globe.” Given this series of events, ADI Predictstreet was destined for media attention. After a controversial beginning, the company will now be looking toward a more successful future. Commenting on the deal, Psarrakis said: “This partnership marks a defining moment in how audiences will experience sport. By combining DAZN’s unmatched reach with ADI Predictstreet’s real-time participation layer, we are transforming fans from spectators into active participants. “This is not just an evolution of engagement, it is the creation of a new category where technology, collective intelligence, and global events intersect at scale.” This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.