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Gaming giant Playtech has been busy the past several years expanding its business endeavors into new territories. However, things haven’t been going as planned for the company and shareholders are getting nervous. As they exert their collective power over the company, Playtech has been forced to make some tough decisions, one of which has been the refocusing of its operations. In order to concentrate on the gambling activity that helped it get its start, Playtech has now gotten rid of FTX Games and Plamee Studios, selling them to Tilting Point for an undisclosed amount of money.

THE INDUSTRY EYE

Ed Pownall is back with The Industry Eye, innit.

FROM OUR FRIENDS AT COINGEEK

This week, the CoinGeek team checks into the recent U.S. Senate hearing exploring the digitization of money, SeafoodChain’s pilot launch, and Twetch’s latest win.

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To respond to the increased demand, BetConstruct has expanded its live casino studio to offer businesses fully branded halls and dedicated tables in the shortest time possible. In the absence of on-site casino entertainment, the technology and solution provider expands the studio’s physical footprint and empowers gaming businesses to make a smooth transition to online operations by offering them a full-fledged live casino hall in just 30 days.

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