Your Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Experts forecast gaming industry growth in Asian markets

Good morning. We have a special treat for you after the holiday, an excellent panel discussion on Asian gaming - ranging from Macau post-junkets to Thailand's possible legalization. In billionaire news, more than a dozen Asian-gaming-linked businesspeople made it to the Forbes list this year, with most tied to Macau. Pansy Ho, who made the list again, also expressed her confidence in Macau's non-gaming drive, despite manpower and competition worries.
– In observance of the Easter Holiday your daily eBrief resumes on Monday, April 10th, in your inbox.

What you need to know

• Asian gaming is poised for even more growth, with opportunities abounding, say experts Vitaly Umansky, Alidad Tash and Andy Choy.
• MGM China's Co-Chair Pansy Ho says that she's confident in Macau's shift to non-gaming, despite concerns over manpower.
• Forbes Billionaires list for this year garners over a dozen Asian-gaming-linked figures, mostly tied to Macau.

On the radar

• Crown Resorts says files stolen in hack shared on the dark web.
• AGEM study finds $44 billion in FY21 gaming supplier industry output.
• Korean casino operators see continued growth in March.
• Macau considers updating AML regulations despite drop in crime.
• TransAct appoints John Dillon as interim CEO.
• Survey shows 47% of Osaka citizens are against IR plan.
• Australian sports betting firms under fire for allegedly limiting winners.
• Sega Sammy increasing employee salaries by 22%.

AGB Intelligence

DEEP DIVE

Experts forecast gaming industry growth in Asian markets

Industry Updates

• Play’n GO secures Spanish operating license.
• Entain acquires 365scores for $150 million.

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