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Walt Power provides insights into Macau gaming industry as IAG hosts unique GAME3 online event

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Wed 3 Jun 2020 at 06:26
Walt Power provides insights into Macau gaming industry as IAG hosts unique GAME3 online event
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Inside Asian Gaming’s innovative GAME platform hosted Walt Power, CEO of Vietnam’s Ho Tram Project and former CEO of South Shore Holdings, for a unique GAME3 event on Tuesday in which he outlined the five false paradigms of the Macau gaming industry.

A healthy audience of 79 industry representatives tuned in to hear Power’s take on Macau’s gaming floors, which included insights into table bet spreads, the misnomer that “casinos never lose” and his take on what keeps players at the table. He also discussed his plans for Ho Tram in depth. Inside Asian Gaming will publish a highlights video of Power’s discussion on Thursday.

The event attracted a mix of viewers from across the global gaming landscape, with 30% of attendees stating they were located outside of Asia. Two-thirds of attendees revealed during a snap poll that they would like GAME events to run longer, a great shot of trust in this exciting new industry platform.

GAME – short for Gaming Asia Mega Experience – is IAG’s response to the challenges posed to the Asian gaming industry by the COVID-19 pandemic and recognition of the difficulties faced in bringing the industry together at a time when we need to collaborate and develop innovative ideas more than ever before.

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