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North America boom creates supply challenges as Macau lags [video]
Friday 11th of March 2022
Gaming revenue in the United States has surged to record levels post-Covid and that’s creating challenges for suppliers such as Aruze Gaming as it seeks to meet demand.
In this week’s Face-to-Face interview, Aruze Senior Sales Manager Kevin Lee talks to us about the enviable situation they face in the U.S. and how that compares with the still lagging Macau market. He also discusses the rise of electronic table games and predicts that they are the future for Asian gaming.Related articles
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