Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: BC.GAME focusing on highly-regulated markets
Tuesday 10th of December 2024
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Good morning. All relationships have an end—and crypto iGaming operator BC.GAME appears to have reached its breaking point with Curacao, with its legal counsel saying the company is focusing on other jurisdictions with strong compliance to boost its brand while affirming that the company is in good stead. Meanwhile, in the Philippines, the stalled Emerald Bay IR could have a new lifeline, with EEI Corp aiming to take the project to the finish line. In the lottery world, China saw a strong rise in sales in the first three quarters, topping $66 billion, demonstrating strong demand for legal play.
Crypto iGaming brand BC.GAME says that it is moving beyond Curacao, leaving the complicated relationship behind to focus on highly regulated jurisdictions. In an exclusive with AGB, the company’s legal counsel laid out why the island nation’s license is no longer attractive, and what it has in store for the future, assuring that the company is financially sound and can make good on all of its ongoing obligations.
Founded just two years ago with the support of title sponsor 1xBet and under the leadership of renowned coach Lee 'SunBhie' Jeong-jae, the Aurora Gaming team now competes in multiple disciplines, including Counter-Strike 2, Apex Legends, Mobile Legends, and Warcraft.
Altenar, a leading sportsbook provider is bringing its global expertise to Asia, looking to expand its operations. Since 2011, Altenar has powered hundreds of online sports betting sites worldwide and is a major B2B provider in Europe and Latin America licensed markets.
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