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G2E Asia + Asian IR Expo opens today at The Venetian Macao, bringing together global leaders across gaming, entertainment, and integrated resorts as digital innovation continues to reshape the industry’s next phase of growth.
Korean police are training Southeast Asian investigators in cryptocurrency tracing and online gambling probes as scam networks across the region continue to expand and adapt.
Police actions in Delhi and Jhansi add to a wider enforcement pattern around cricket-linked betting during the IPL season.
The Rajgangpur raid follows similar enforcement actions in Puri and Berhampur as police target online betting linked to cricket fixtures.
City of Dreams was Melco’s primary revenue driver over the first quarter, with rises recorded across the board.
First-time showcase of VISION LINK™ in Asia and strong regional partner presence underline market commitment.
The full Shortlist for the Global Gaming Awards Asia-Pacific 2026 has now been revealed, recognising the standout companies and individuals shaping one of the most dynamic regions in global gaming.
Global Gaming Insider is proud to announce Interblock as the Lead Partner for both the Asia-Pacific and Americas editions of the 2026 Global Gaming Awards, further strengthening a long-standing relationship between one of the industry’s most respected suppliers and the sector’s most trusted awards program.
The new framework introduces a risk-based registration model, with e-sports requiring approval while most online social games can operate without mandatory registration.
Police seized ₹675,000 ($7,900) in cash, vehicles and phones during the operation before the case was transferred to another local station for investigation.
