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Your Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Sportradar: Leading the Charge in the AI Revolution
Good Morning. We're all just surfing a digital wave. But some ride it more quickly than others, as seen with Sportradar's move into AI. The group has smashed competition by evolving past, or acquiring, those around it, learning how to maximize on the birth of a new technology. Meanwhile authorities across the UN, China and the Philippines aim to crack down on gaming crime. And in Macau, Citigroup predicts that October will be the highest GGR point this year, boosted by MICE.
What you need to know
- Sportradar: AI is lifting GGR by up to 10 percent, as systems evolve and learn, forever changing the makeup of the gaming sphere.
- UN, China and Philippines officials pledge joint efforts to crack down on gaming-related crime and human trafficking.
- Citigroup: Macau's October GGR expected to reach its highest point this year, with MICE believed to be the primary driver of growth in 4Q23.
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- International Entertainment gets provisional PH gaming license.
- SJM to bring "Floating Casino" back before 2026.
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