Your Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Blockchain to legitimize online RNG play: experts

Good Morning. Legitimate randomness. That's what online punters should be seeking, to ensure a fair playing field for all. And the solution, say experts, is blockchain tech - finally providing verification of the chaos involved in every spin. Meanwhile, the top brass of the world's largest gaming hub is expecting Macau's gaming revenue to reach $22.3 billion this year, but also anticipating a government deficit. And in Australia, The Star says it has reached a much-needed agreement with New South Wales tax authorities to curb new levies on its Sydney operations.

What you need to know

• Experts point out that blockchain could guarantee the legitimacy of random number generators in online play.
• Macau's gross gaming revenue in 2023 could reach $22.3 billion says the SAR's Chief Executive, noting the city will still have a budget deficit. 
• The Star says that it has reached an 'in principle' agreement with New South Wales tax authorities over new rate hikes.

On the radar

• Bloomberry, Newport, PH Resorts bosses on Forbes Philippines’ 50 Richest.
• SkyCity sets aside $29.25 million for potential AUSTRAC fines.
• Macau's top official sees an imbalance in city's hospitality offerings.
• Macau taxis to add ride-hailing services this year, amongst complaints.

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