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PhilWeb Strengthens Role in Philippines Gaming with Regulatory Push and Tech Expansion

The Philippine gaming industry is entering a more structured, compliance-driven phase—and PhilWeb Corporation is positioning itself right at the center of that transformation.

Rather than competing purely as an operator, PhilWeb is doubling down on a B2B technology and infrastructure strategy, aligning closely with regulators and licensed operators to power the next phase of regulated gaming growth.



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G2E Asia & Asian IR Expo 2026: What 8,000 Attendees Signal About the Future of Gaming in Asia

The return of G2E Asia and the Asian IR Expo this May in Macau is more than just another industry event — it’s a strong signal that Asia’s gaming and integrated resort (IR) sector is regaining momentum.

With over 8,000 attendees expected, this year’s edition reflects renewed confidence across operators, suppliers, and investors navigating a rapidly evolving landscape.



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IEC Clears Debt and Paves Way for DigiPlus Control in Strategic $205M Deal

The Asian gaming landscape is entering a new phase of consolidation and ecosystem-building.
Hong Kong-listed International Entertainment Corporation (IEC) has taken a major step forward by fully repaying its debt obligations, backed by a strategic investment from DigiPlus Interactive Corp.

This move is not just financial restructuring — it signals a control shift, ecosystem expansion, and long-term integrated resort play.



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ArenaPlus’ PHP1 Billion Bet: Turning Prediction Games into a Growth Engine

In a bold move to reshape how online gaming platforms acquire and retain users, Philippines-listed DigiPlus Interactive Corp has launched a PHP1 billion (US$16.6 million) “Prediction Giveaway” through its sportsbook platform ArenaPlus.

More than just a promotional campaign, this initiative signals a strategic shift in customer acquisition and retention, blending entertainment, gamification, and regulatory-conscious design into a single growth engine.



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Paradise Co Revenue Plunge: A Deeper Problem in Korea’s Casino Model

In March 2026, Paradise Co Ltd reported casino revenue of KRW49.5 billion (US$32.8 million), marking a steep 39.6% year-on-year decline and an even sharper 44.0% drop month-on-month.

For a leading operator in South Korea, this is not just a weak month—it is a result that immediately stands out.

What makes it more intriguing is that the company did not provide a detailed explanation alongside its monthly release, leaving the market to interpret the underlying causes.