Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: AI about turning complex information to strategic clarity
Friday 15th of November 2024
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Good morning. Depending on who you’re talking to, Artificial Intelligence (AI) may seem like the best thing that’s been invented. In the world of iGaming, this means translating the loads of data flooding in to devise operable estimations for operators, says Blask’s CEO. Not an easy task. Meanwhile, Macau has high hopes for 2025, tipping GGR estimates at $29.7 billion, above some analysts' expectations. And in the Philippines, GGR hit another record in 3Q24, at $1.6 billion, with strong growth in the eGames segment.
AI's benefit to iGaming operators lies in transforming strategic data
Artificial Intelligence has become the key phrase in most recent iGaming conversations. But the CEO of Blask points out how AI is actually driving growth for operators, by focusing on strategically evaluating loads of data they now accumulate. Predictive analytics are helping improve both operations and player retention, improving engagement and lowering costs.
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