Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Shifting demographics require updating gameplay
Thursday 6th of June 2024
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Good Morning. Younger punters are looking for a different experience than the older, traditional slot-oriented demographic, with operators and suppliers both looking to maximize engagement with a group that mostly grew up online. Communal play, immersive experiences, updated games all will be key in engaging this and coming generations, say experts. Meanwhile, smart tables are again on the menu, with executives from Walker Digital and Angel laying out the primary benefits they bring to both punters and operators.
What you need to know
Industry is struggling to attract younger punters, but new designs, partnerships and skill-based play could help, say panelists.
The adoption of smart table technology will provide unprecedented benefits in security, fraud prevention, and player tracking: suppliers.
The traditional casino experience is less appealing to the younger generation of punters, who are used to a more digital, immersive experience. An expert panel points out how game development needs to evolve with the times, as well as understanding players' desire to feel like they are playing more skill-based games. In addition, the communal aspect of play cannot be ignored - finding a way to engage punters habituated to playing together online.
Internet fraud is rising in the gambling and gaming industries. If platforms cannot prevent online gambling scams, they face AML compliance issues and reputational damage among partners and users. Thanks to Liveness, Sumsub’s advanced biometric check, companies can stop even the most sophisticated frauds, like hyper-realistic masks, look-alikes, and deep fakes.
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