Contents August 2024
SOUTH EAST ASIA CAMBODIA P20
Since the law on Integrated Resorts was passed in 2020, Cambodia’s complicated relationship with casino gaming has grown more intense.
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PHILIPPINES P38
As the Philippines’ land-based sector bounces back and above pre-pandemic levels, online comes under attack from lawmakers.
MACAU P52
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Having endured a market decline, coupled with a push for non-gaming activities, operators shoulder costs to secure their seat at the table.
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NORTH AMERICA TRIBAL GAMING P74
As the US online market grows, Native Premier Media Partner
American tribes are left attemping to change limitations under their compact agreements.
STATE-BY-STATE P86
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G3’s state-by-state guide to the US Tribal Gaming Market. Operations, gaming
machines and operators across 13 US states. CANADA P96
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Te eighth most popular country for online gambling worldwide, the country offers secure and regulated gambling.
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Tribal Gaming Market Report
North America: Tribal Gaming Report: P74 With more than 500 locations and revenues topping €40bn last year, Native American tribes have a huge share of the US land- based casino market.
Canada: Province-by-Province Report: P102 Beyond the overall Canadian market overview, G3 breaks down the individual provincial gaming markets from Alberta to Saskatchewan.
Asia Changing Perspectives Report: P20 Cambodia, Philippines and Macau are the hottest gaming markets in the region. Our reports cover all aspects of the sports and gaming landscape.
Africa Market Update
Africa: Jurisidictions with Potential Report: P154 Sports betting has been a reality for years in jurisdictions such as Kenya, Nigeria and Ghana all of which boast large and growing gaming industries.
ASIA
KAZAKHSTAN P126 With a series of reforms pending, Kazakhstan’s
gambling market is being fine-tuned to ensure the €1bn market runs as smoothly as possible.
KRYGYZSTAN P140 Despite a new law passed last year growth is
limited due to a ban on locals from entering land-based casinos.
UZBEKISTAN P148 With gambling banned for years, Uzbekistan is
teetering on the brink of change with a tangible new decree to introduce sports betting.
AFRICA
GHANA P158 Around 40 per cent of Ghanaians take part in
sports betting and industry has seen a significant boost in advertising spend over the years.
NIGERIA P160 Lawmakers are also putting pressure on the
government to create a framework to force the betting industry to contribute more taxes.
BOTSWANA P162 Te government is looking to increase the
countries nine casinos to 13, and allow around 2,000 LPMs in bars and restaurants.
WIRE / PULSE / INSIGHT / REPORTS P3
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