(AsiaGameHub) -   The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) has bolstered the nation's gambling integrity through a new memorandum of agreement with the government’s Department of Justice (DOJ). DOJ personnel will now be included on PAGCOR’s roster of individuals prohibited from entering casinos, marking the first such accord between the government agency and the state gaming regulatory body, as reported by the state-run Philippine News Agency. Out of an estimated 4.5 million government officials and employees, 600,000 are currently on the list of restricted individuals. PAGCOR Chair and Chief Executive Officer Alejandro Tengco formalized the agreement alongside Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida. Vida commented: “The presence of government officials and employees in gaming establishments, in contravention of existing laws and regulations, erodes the ethical standards we are committed to upholding.” Presidential Decree 1869 prohibits government officials and employees from engaging in gambling. The DOJ comprises approximately 60,000 employees across its central offices and affiliated agencies. PAGCOR has invalidated PHP310 million in winnings after verifying the identities and eligibility of players in regulated gaming venues, including Casino Filipino. Vida stated: “This data-sharing initiative is both opportune and essential. By facilitating a more efficient and accurate identification system, we enhance enforcement capabilities and ensure that policies are not merely documented but effectively implemented. “It enables PAGCOR to better manage access to gaming revenues and empowers the DOJ to enforce discipline within its ranks.” PAGCOR recently granted accreditation to Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) for iGaming testing and certification, preceding the mandate for industry suppliers to secure official accreditation to offer their products to operators nationwide, with a deadline of March 31. Upon announcing the agreement with GLI, Tengco underscored the necessity of a robustly regulated market to foster a ‘safer and more sustainable gaming industry for all participants’. He further elaborated: “Regulated gaming markets ensure a safer and more sustainable gaming industry for everyone to engage in. A regulated market facilitates adherence to responsible gaming standards and the generation of tax revenue for community reinvestment.” As the Philippine market continues its development under Tengco's leadership, addressing the grey market has been identified as crucial for the sustained stability and growth of the gaming sector. Keith McDonnell, Director of the KMI Group, recently shared with iGaming Expert: “I have been involved with the Philippines market since 2008, and since then, it has consistently been a hub for gaming in Southeast Asia. Regulations and the landscape have evolved.” Reflecting on the tightening regulations, he added: “Recent measures are intended to reinforce its long-standing position as a regional hub and ensure longevity, which would be more challenging under an unregulated framework, given the international obstacles that would entail.” This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   A major investigation in Chile, utilizing cross-referenced data from public agencies, has indicated that hundreds of officials responsible for managing or securing public funds may have breached rules forbidding casino gambling. The situation was uncovered in a recent report by the Comptroller General of the Republic (CGR), published on March 23 within the Twentieth Consolidated Circularised Information Report. Records showed a match between officials required to post bonds due to their control over state resources and casino client data supplied by the Superintendence of Casinos of Gambling (SCJ). This identified 910 individuals who placed bets between January 2024 and June 2025, with total wagers exceeding 11.49 billion pesos. However, Law 19.995, specifically Article 10(b), mandates that “those who, by virtue of their position, are responsible for the administration or custody of public funds may not, either directly or through a third party, under any circumstances, engage in any form of gambling in casino games.” Local media reported: “The reason for this prohibition is to safeguard collective resources and prevent those with such responsibilities from being exposed to environments that could compromise their duties.” The report outlined systematic breaches of this rule. Out of the 910 officials, 181 represent 96.8 percent of the total wagers—totaling more than 11.118 billion pesos. Notably, 20 individuals account for 5.392 billion pesos, and a single Chilean Air Force member wagered 1.04 billion pesos. In these instances, the betting amounts are disproportionate to the individuals' salaries. Based on these numbers, the oversight body warns this may exceed administrative concerns. “The magnitude of the bets placed by those who account for the highest amounts raises the possibility that crimes may have been committed,” the CGR stated, confirming the launch of a probe. “These entities must clarify any doubts regarding the conduct of those under investigation and apply the corresponding sanctions, which may include dismissal,” authorities noted. Additionally, the CGR will transfer the list of the 910 involved parties to the SCJ to “exercise its supervisory and sanctioning powers over operators.” This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Soft2Bet has introduced a new retention system called MEGA Islands that enables players to create their own island. This newest component of the MEGA suite introduces a cross-session progression mechanism, allowing players to gradually develop their island by gathering resources during play to construct, enhance, and access new levels. Users of the MEGA Islands platform can also raid other islands to acquire resources and advance their own islands, with the feature offering an open-ended experience. According to Soft2Bet, MEGA Islands can help operators ‘create stronger player journeys, longer engagement cycles and more consistent value in competitive markets’. Yoel Zuckerberg, Chief Product Officer at Soft2Bet, noted: “MEGA Islands is crafted to create a natural retention experience by offering players a progressive path they wish to revisit. “When users can construct their personal island, gather resources, and unlock enhancements via raiding, every session contributes to an extended adventure. This provides players with a compelling incentive to come back while supplying operators with a retention solution that integrates seamlessly across both casino and sportsbook offerings.” Soft2Bet has already revealed that it will introduce MEGA Islands to Sweden through the debut of its Lodur iGaming platform. Lodur seeks to deliver Swedish online casino and sports wagering enthusiasts with a customized experience featuring regional payment options, sporting events, live slot games, and live dealer content. Regarding Lodur's launch, Zuckerberg remarked: “Lodur demonstrates the capabilities of our product suite when Soft2Bet's MEGA is utilized for social dynamics and player-versus-player advancement. “We have created an adventure that encourages continuous construction, competition, and return visits to Lodur, all while maintaining a smooth core experience.” Soft2Bet might be planning to expand MEGA Islands to an additional market it has lately shown interest in – Alberta. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Austria's Supreme Court has determined that executive directors may be held personally liable and accountable for online gambling disputes that breach tort law. Oberster Gerichtshof (OGH) issued its ruling following the recent opinion by CJEU Advocate General Nicholas Emiliou regarding the prolonged Wunner Case dispute. In late January, AG Emiliou from Cyprus ruled that liability for online gambling losses can be pursued under member states' tort laws. Tort law is acknowledged as a civil law area concerning harm to individuals, whether physical, personal, or financial. The AG's opinion has been applied to a ten-year dispute involving Austrian courts seeking compensation for player losses from online gambling operators lacking domestic licenses. This state enforcement has been challenged by Malta's government, which invoked Bill 55 to question the ruling's validity. Supported by the AG's opinion, the OGH holds that responsibility in these disputes can transcend "structural limitations" and extend to those managing online gambling licenses. Consequently, Austrian courts may utilize "protective orders and laws" provided under the 1989 Austria Gambling Act. The ruling is seen as a novel mechanism from the OGH enabling Austrian courts to hold online gambling operator management responsible, whereas loss accountability has previously been considered a corporate matter. Austrian media observed that "The OGH's decision represents a move away from corporate protection toward personal risk, as Austrian courts attempt to surmount cross-border enforcement obstacles." By expanding liability to directors, the Supreme Court has effectively pierced the corporate veil, allowing claimants to target individuals instead of depending exclusively on the legal entity. The OGH's latest move could substantially transform gambling litigation in Austrian courts, especially in cases where corporate claims are challenging to enforce across different jurisdictions. Malta stands by Bill-55 protections Austria's position remains at odds with Malta's protection of its licensing framework. In 2025, Malta passed Bill 55, adding Article 56A to the Malta Gaming Act. This measure aims to bar Maltese courts from recognizing or enforcing foreign judgments against Malta-licensed operators when such decisions are considered incompatible with national public policy. Malta contends that Bill 55 constitutes a legitimate legislative protection, safeguarding the Malta Gaming Authority's authority and its regulatory system's integrity. Officials assert that numerous claims from Austria and Germany pertain to eras of regulatory change. Regarding Germany, disputes primarily involve the pre-2021 period before the Fourth Interstate Treaty on Gambling (GlüStV 2021) took effect. Concerning Austria, Malta highlights incomplete regulatory structures, since online gambling stays limited under a state monopoly system operated by Austrian Lotteries' Win2Day. Maltese courts believe that Austria and Germany's inconsistent frameworks weaken the validity of cross-border claims. In 2026, Malta reaffirmed its long-held position that operators have faced retroactive and excessive enforcement measures that erode the Malta Gambling Authority's (MGA) governance. Notwithstanding Malta's opposition, the OGH has indicated that domestic courts should be capable of strictly enforcing tort laws and, when required, extending liability to the "individuals behind corporate structures." Austria… Accountability by any means necessary The decision does not establish new laws but rather reinterprets current liability principles to bolster enforcement of Austria's Gambling Act, regardless of whether regulatory updates are needed. As the supreme court of an EU member state, the OGH declares it must offer any reasonable avenues for recovering damages when corporate enforcement fails. For the broader industry, the consequences are substantial. Expanding liability to managing directors creates a new tier of risk for operators functioning in grey or unlicensed markets. Although cross-border enforcement difficulties persist, the trend is evident: European courts are progressively prepared to explore alternative accountability pathways, with legal exposure no longer limited to corporate entities but reaching those who manage them. However, any enforcement action or settlement stays uncertain, as Malta demonstrates no willingness to yield. After twenty years of legal deadlock, this conflict appears destined to persist into 2026 and beyond. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   The Star Entertainment Group has advanced its debt refinancing efforts with WhiteHawk Capital Partners following the timely delivery of its commitment letter. The Australian casino operator has outlined the terms of the agreement as it proceeds with refinancing its current debt completely while securing additional liquidity to maintain adequate funds for regular business operations. The three-year refinancing package comprises: A principal amount of US$390m (approximately AUS$550m at current exchange rates). An annual interest rate based on Term SOFR plus a margin materially consistent with the company's recent facility agreements. Quarterly amortisation beginning on 31 March 2027. A minimum liquidity covenant of A$50m for the first 12 months following financial close. Increasing to A$75m between 12 and 18 months, and to A$100m thereafter. A minimum asset coverage ratio commencing from 31 December 2026. A minimum EBITDA covenant commencing from 31 March 2027. An interest reserve account funded with the first 12 months of interest. Customary covenants, representations, events of default, and review events, including customary financial covenants and reporting obligations. The Star must finalize the refinancing by 15 May 2026 to prevent default, though the operator has maintained a preliminary agreement with WhiteHawk since February while assessing its organizational structure and strategic direction. The deal's execution is contingent upon meeting various conditions precedent, such as executing comprehensive finance documentation, obtaining necessary regulatory clearances, finalizing the sale of The Star's interest in the Destination Brisbane Consortium (DBC), and fulfilling other standard closing requirements. This agreement comes after The Star reported its H1 FY26 results in early March, with the operator showing optimism despite a volatile end to 2025 that resulted in normalized net revenue of A$585m (H1 FY25: $650m), along with a significant net loss of over A$75m. The period also marked the first financial reporting under new leadership, following the completion of the A$300m strategic investment by Bally's Corporation and Investment Holdings late last year. With Bruce Mathieson Jnr as Group Chief Executive Officer, The Star has implemented changes to its operational and marketing approach, launched customer-centric initiatives, and introduced additional cost-reduction measures. Mathieson Jnr stated: "We are streamlining our corporate headquarters, with key support functions to be handled at the property level in Sydney, Gold Coast, and Brisbane. These modifications will bolster our financial standing to ensure sustainable long-term success. "We remain focused on executing suitable cost-reduction programs while developing and rolling out strategies to draw customers to our venues. We are dedicated to following a transparent, pragmatic, and sustainable approach that guarantees our remediation plan meets the required standards, fostering consistency, integration, and verifiable maturity throughout the organization. "Our properties hold tremendous potential, and we are determined to evolve The Star into leading entertainment destinations." This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Donald Tabone, Chief Information Security Officer at Betsson, has cautioned that human oversight is essential during the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI), particularly as high-risk sectors confront an entirely new spectrum of threats. To what extent do you believe AI has amplified the significance of adaptability in cybersecurity? AI has introduced a completely new dimension to threats. While it has always been understood that people and technical systems represent some of the weakest links in security, AI has accelerated the exploitation of technical vulnerabilities and refined social engineering tactics. Consequently, there has been a substantial surge in attacks that are exceedingly difficult for either systems or humans to detect, compelling security teams to rapidly implement AI-driven countermeasures. AI has so profoundly reshaped the security defense landscape that the importance of flexibility has become paramount. How can we ensure that the increasing adoption of AI and automation does not introduce more vulnerabilities than it resolves? It is imperative for humans to maintain control over the implementation of AI and automation. This necessitates the establishment of clear guidelines. Over-reliance on and excessive trust in AI could inadvertently expose us to greater vulnerabilities rather than solving existing problems. Human verification remains critical, as AI systems are still far from perfect and not yet fully dependable. What measures can be taken to ensure efficiency in reporting potential threats and incidents? AI excels at identifying potential threat patterns, pathways, and incidents, often surpassing human capabilities in complex environments. While it sometimes lacks context, AI systems are continuously improving in this regard. As their contextual understanding advances, they should also assist humans in prioritizing threat remediation efforts. Has it become increasingly vital to dismantle internal barriers to enable rapid responses to potential cybersecurity threats? Yes, this is absolutely crucial. Just as AI tools are being widely utilized for offensive purposes, the expanded adoption of AI tools to aid in detection and mitigation becomes indispensable. Phishing, DDoS, and data breaches have been prominent in broader discussions about fraud; how are these attacks evolving specifically within the gambling sector? These types of attacks have always existed, but they have evolved with AI enabling perpetrators to conduct impersonation attacks by cloning voices and signatures, with the aim of targeting employees through spear-phishing campaigns. We recognize that these attacks are now significantly more sophisticated, leveraging emotion and timing to maximize their impact. When combined with AI, the opportunities to deceive individuals in a fast-paced environment like the gaming sector become particularly appealing to attackers. As profit margins tighten, to what extent has cybersecurity become a competitive advantage for gambling operators? Security has consistently been important for gambling operators as it safeguards the sources of value and protects player interests. Trust is a fundamental element of player retention; if a player feels secure, they will continue to engage in gaming. Irrespective of profit margins, protecting the sources of value enables businesses to achieve their strategic objectives without unintended human interference or disruption. Therefore, yes, indirectly, the absence of security issues allows businesses to flourish, creating a subtle yet increasingly significant competitive edge. What will be the most significant cyber threat to gambling operators in the next three years? It is challenging to predict definitively, as three years is a considerable timeframe. However, at the current trajectory, several factors could emerge as primary concerns. These include: Widespread adoption of AI systems for malicious purposes, Challenges related to post-quantum cryptography, Geopolitical tensions, Increasingly fragmented cybersecurity legislation, Fragmented jurisdictional requirements, Weak governance structures concerning the adoption of AI and automation tools. The era of taking security for granted has ended. Unless security is prioritized and becomes a quality characteristic of any product or service, vulnerabilities will be exploited at an unprecedented rate. This underscores the critical need for organizations to maintain firm control over how AI is adopted and governed. Tabone is scheduled to speak at the SBC Summit in Malta regarding the evolving dynamics of cybersecurity. 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(AsiaGameHub) -   Soft2Bet introduces MEGA Islands, an innovative gamification engine enabling players to construct and expand their own islands, accumulate rewards, and advance through a persistent journey engineered to enhance retention across casino and sportsbook verticals. Soft2Bet has unveiled MEGA Islands, the newest addition to its MEGA Suite, developed to bolster player retention across the platform. The engine introduces a continuous progression layer that persists between sessions, providing players with an ongoing incentive to return through island development, resource gathering, and advancement. Initially launched in Soft2Bet's recent Lodur release, the MEGA Islands system centers on a durable progression layer that transfers across sessions. Players cultivate their personal island over time, earning resources through gameplay that can be utilized to erect new structures, enhance existing buildings, and unlock subsequent progression stages. Each upgrade reveals fresh objectives, converting brief sessions into extended advancement. MEGA Islands also incorporates raiding mechanics that establish an additional pathway within the experience. Users can raid islands to acquire extra resources and continue expanding their own territory, sustaining an active progression loop as they advance. With no definitive endpoint, the engine is designed to encourage repeat engagement through a clear cycle of construction, collection, and progression. Yoel Zuckerberg, CPO at Soft2Bet, stated: MEGA Islands is crafted to make retention feel organic by delivering players a progression journey they want to revisit continuously. When users can build their own island, gather resources, and unlock upgrades through raiding, each session becomes part of a broader experience. This provides players with a clear motivation to return while offering operators a retention tool that integrates naturally across casino and sportsbook. The debut of MEGA Islands reinforces Soft2Bet's sustained investment in gamification as a catalyst for long-term growth. As part of the MEGA Suite, the new engine provides operators with another avenue to create more robust player journeys, extended engagement cycles, and steadier value in competitive markets. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Gaming in Europe is delighted to announce that the 2026 Gaming in Germany Conference is scheduled for November 10, 2026, at the DoubleTree Hilton Ku’damm in Berlin. The Gaming in Germany Conference serves as a yearly gathering for all professionals active in Germany's regulated online gambling sector. The event's agenda will encompass a variety of subjects, such as recent regulatory shifts—most notably the review of the GlüStV 2021—as well as market expansion, responsible gaming, eSports, advertising, compliance, and other key areas. Confirmed Speakers While the 2026 Gaming in Germany Conference is still months away, we have already secured the participation of the following speakers: Dr. Jörg Hofmann, Senior Partner, Melchers Law Senior GGL representative Dr. Dirk Quermann, President DOCV Mathias Dahms, President, DSWV VP Games, ZEAL Network Prof. Dr. Christian Piska, University of Vienna Dr. Nepomuk Nothelfer, Ass. Professor, Univ. of Agder & Attorney, Melchers Law Josh Hodgson, COO, H2 Gambling Capital Willem van Oort, the founder of Gaming in Germany, stated: Following the highly successful run of our annual Gaming in Germany Conference last year, we are thrilled to be returning to Berlin in 2026. Consistent with our mission, we strive to bridge the gap between the industry and its regulatory and social stakeholders. This year's focus will include understanding the results of the ongoing evaluation of the 2021 State Gambling Treaty and its subsequent effects on Germany's regulated iGaming landscape. The Gaming in Germany Conference stands as the definitive venue for engaging with the primary decision-makers in the nation's regulated iGaming sector, offering numerous compelling reasons to join us in Berlin. Ensure you don't miss out. Please save the date! Alternatively, register now via: https://www.gamingin.eu/germany/conference2026 Call for Speakers & Sponsorship Opportunities If you wish to present your insights, success stories, innovations, or warnings, or if you are interested in exploring sponsorship possibilities, please get in touch with Willem van Oort, the founder of Gaming in Germany, at willem@gamingin.eu. Your input is valuable to us, and we eagerly await your response! This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   RubyPlay, a content ecosystem built around studios, has boosted its standing in the regulated U.S. iGaming sector by rolling out its high-quality games in West Virginia—this marks the third state where the company has established a presence. With this latest market expansion, RubyPlay is bringing its unique game library to the Mountain State, giving major U.S. casino brands access to top-performing titles like Vegas No Limit Wins SE, Mad Hit® Diamonds, and Mad Hit® Devil. State-based operators will gain advantages from RubyPlay’s one-of-a-kind content platform, constructed using shared technology, infrastructure, and distribution networks—all tailored to meet the specific needs of each customer. Within RubyPlay’s ecosystem, market-focused studios (including xSlots) offer online casinos in West Virginia and beyond localized content, custom and exclusive games, as well as faster time-to-market for new offerings. Dima Reiderman, CCO at RubyPlay, said: Our West Virginia launch underscores RubyPlay’s continued dedication to expanding across regulated U.S. markets. Every new state entry is an opportunity to grow our commercial footprint while building partnerships with leading operators. Through our studio-driven model, we can support operators with content that aligns closely with their strategy and audience, enabling them to deliver more relevant and distinct experiences. This launch is part of RubyPlay’s ongoing U.S. expansion, following recent successful entries into New Jersey and Delaware. As the company strengthens its presence in regulated markets, the region remains a key growth focus and central to its broader commercial strategy—with further expansion into Pennsylvania expected in the near future. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Nepal is taking swift action to crack down on online gambling, ordering the immediate removal of all betting apps and websites nationwide within a 24-hour timeframe. The Nepali Telecom Authority has also been directed to collaborate with local internet service providers to oversee enforcement of this directive and ensure all forms of digital gambling are deactivated. This action comes in response to a surge of unregulated gambling platforms appearing across the country. According to reports, these online gambling sites are accessible in Nepal without proper regulation or licensing, raising concerns about regulatory oversight and consumer safeguards. The decision follows the landslide election victory of newly elected Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah. Nepali authorities are adopting a tougher stance against illegal digital activities, which have been on the rise across the region, including recent efforts by the Indian government to prohibit real-money online gambling. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.

(AsiaGameHub) -   Lottery agencies in San Juan are struggling to meet the rising demand for lottery services. This surge in activity has largely been driven by substantial jackpots in recent months, sparking fresh interest in lottery games. Despite the increase in activity, these agencies haven't managed to boost profitability or revenue growth, mainly because of escalating operational expenses. Ernesto Pérez, representative of the Chamber of Lottery Agencies (CALA), stated: Our current revenues have increased by more than 50% compared to the same period last year. The financial situation remains challenging. Despite higher revenue, our profit margins are shrinking. Industry stakeholders have also voiced concerns about increasing business costs, including utilities, rent, and other routine operational expenses, which are rising much faster than revenue growth. This presents another challenge for the sector, as the number of lottery agencies is declining. Specifically, San Juan had 440 lottery agencies four years ago, but now has only 390. The lottery industry also faces challenges from the spread of online gaming platforms. Although operating such platforms is illegal for individuals, their emergence has become a genuine threat to traditional lottery operations. Ernesto Pérez added: These platforms are prohibited in the province, yet apps continue to emerge, attracting users—particularly younger ones. We want to participate in any legal application. These developments have led to major transformations in San Juan's lottery industry overall. While jackpot prizes and promotional campaigns have driven demand growth, rising costs and technological advances are reshaping the industry's business model. This article is provided by a third-party. AsiaGameHub (https://asiagamehub.com/) makes no warranties regarding its content. AsiaGameHub delivers targeted distribution for iGaming, Casino, and eSports, connecting 3,000+ premium Asian media outlets and 80,000+ specialized influencers across ASEAN.