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NEWSLETTER | MAY 12 2020
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NEWS OF THE DAY

Head of Macau’s gambling regulator prepares to step down

Paulo Martins Chan, current director of Macau’s gambling regulator, the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ, for its Portuguese acronym), is apparently ready to hand over the keys of the organization and will step down, effective next month. Chan, according to Macau Business News (MBN) reports, is now ready to go back to the Public Prosecutions Office where he had previously served as Assistant Prosecutor-General. When the changeover takes place, Adriano Marques Ho will reportedly step in as the new head of the DICJ.

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CALVINAYRE.COM INTERVIEW

JD Duarte talks about the next steps for Betcris

Sports betting has taken a hard hit from the COVID-19 pandemic, and companies like Betcris have had to adapt, or get crushed. Thankfully though, alternatives in sports betting, and new verticals, have kept them afloat, and CEO JD Duarte joined our Becky Liggero Fontana on the heels of the SBC Digital Summit to discuss what they are doing to bring in new revenue, and evolve their company.

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COINGEEK FEATURE

Unbounded Capital: BTC, ETH investors’ ‘flawed consensus’ will be their downfall

“The crypto/blockchain industry is on the wrong track,” says Bitcoin VC firm Unbounded Capital. The company has released an ebook explaining their views on supporting only BSV startups, timed to coincide with the BTC halving.

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DAILY ROUNDUP

BUSINESS

Italy’s betting operators facing new turnover tax to fund football

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POKER

TheMadQueen wins GG Poker's $1 Million COVID Charity Event

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CASINO

Grant Bowie becomes latest MGM executive to jump ship

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SPORTS

Home or Away? The Premier League neutral ground question analyzed

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PRESS RELEASE

Kronoverse leaves ETH-based Enjin to use Bitcoin SV for eSports in-game items

eSports games creator, Kronoverse, and its competitive strategy game CryptoFights, have moved to the Bitcoin SV blockchain to tokenize users’ in–game items because of the lack of scalability of the Ethereum blockchain. Previously, Kronoverse had used Ethereum-based Enjin, a token system commonly used for digital assets in eSports and online games.

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