Interactive


LATIN AMERICAN MARKETS EVENBET GAMING


Certain barriers to entry in the European market may have forced many gaming companies to explore new markets, but you have to do it responsibly and assiduously. Regardless, its’s an exciting time. Witness how the industry has changed in Asia over the last three years, or just how many eyes are presently trained on LatAm or Africa. It reminds you that one continent’s challenge is another’s opportunity.


Operators need to tailor the user journey to earn the trust of both players and authorities. Varying cultural trends and sometimes conflicting legislation present both the challenge and the opportunity. If you can achieve the right flexibility of approach, though, the rewards are there to be reaped.


Are there any other broader online gaming trends to consider in this market?


I would flag the mounting significance of KYC (Know Your Customer) solutions. Gaming software vendors that develop or integrate those seem to draw a significant competitive advantage.


Secondly, the changing climate when it comes to regulation. Certain barriers to entry in the European market may have forced many gaming companies to explore new markets, but you have to do it responsibly and assiduously. Regardless, its’s an exciting time.


Witness how the industry has changed in Asia over the last three years, or just how many eyes are presently trained on LatAm or Africa. It reminds you that one continent’s challenge is another’s opportunity. So, while certain anti- gambling religious norms exist, gaming is cherished by LatAm culture.


Tis region is only now showing its hand as a multi-billion-dollar industry and poker has a big role to play in the evolving ecosystem for supporting its loyal and long list of fans. From established players such as Colombia, to waking giants like Brazil. or lesser including Bolivia, the ingredients are all there.


NEWSWIRE / INTERACTIVE / MARKET DATA P85


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