Evolution Gaming: Asian B2B Landscape
Current Emerging Markets iGaming Aggregator
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Evolution Gaming: Asian B2B Landscape(January 29, 2024)
Current Emerging Markets iGaming Aggregator
The executive has over 25 years of experience in the iGaming industry. The executive has held senior management and consulting roles for B2C and B2B iGaming companies in both unregulated and regulated markets. The executive currently runs a B2B aggregator focused on emerging markets.
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Which other countries in Asia are considered white?
There aren't really any. The biggest market is China. India could be considered part of Asia, and it's a huge market, but there are currently many clampdowns and arrests happening there. Japan is a very lucrative market with some form of regulation, but not the type that generates revenue for these operators. Known operators are present there. Then you have South Korea, Vietnam, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia, Malaysia, and others. These countries are not regulated.
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