Steph Norbury looks at the online gaming scene in Asia and finds a fractured market, heavy with risk – and opportunity.
THE latest publication by Hamburg-based business intelligence company yStats.com, Global Online Gambling and Betting Market 2015, found that in Asia some governments had gone to great lengths to limit online gambling in the past 12 months.
In Singapore, for example, all forms of remote gambling were forbidden under new regulations in 2015, and in China and South Korea, a number of organisers of illegal online gambling websites were arrested.
