Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Player reinvestment and lines of credit key in Macau
Wednesday 7th of February 2024
Good Morning. In for a dollar, in for a dime. Macau operators are facing a heady choice - whether to offer more player reinvestment options or lines of credit, or the perfect mixture of both, all in the name of winning their highest possible market share. Expert Ben Lee notes how these figures then filter down to the balance sheets, creatively positioned for maximum effect. Meanwhile, PAGCOR is trying to attract even more investors as it opts to reduce its online gaming taxes to 35 percent within the first quarter.
Player reinvestment or lines of credit? Operators in Macau are getting out the sets of scales to see how heavily they want to balance each end in order to increase their market share. In this week's Under the Scope, expert Ben Lee points out how each concessionaire is able to justify their spend - highly weighted towards bigger fish - while still keeping investors happy. The key is how each element is delineated, with expenses directed exactly the right way.
Macau continues to play a key role in Aruze Gaming Global’s strategy, as slot GGR bounces back, even as the company looks to other new markets, aiming to capitalize off of the boom happening in Asia gaming. Betty Zhao lays out how Aruze, in its latest iteration, is aiming to take Asia by storm.
Registrations for the 2024 ASEAN Gaming Summit, the calendar conference of excellence of the gaming industry in the region, are officially open. Scheduled from 19th to 21st March 2024, the Summit is the gateway to the Next-Gen of gaming in Asia.
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