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Southeast Asia igaming Market – By Game Category, By Platform Type, By Participant Tier, By Country – Southeast Asia Forecast, 2025 – 2034
Report ID: GMI15329
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Published Date: November 2025
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Report Format: PDF
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Authors: Avinash Singh , Sunita Singh
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Base Year: 2024
Companies covered: 15
Tables & Figures: 50
Countries covered: 6
Pages: 75
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Southeast Asia igaming Market Size
The Southeast Asia igaming market was estimated at USD 1.27 billion in 2024. The market is expected to grow from USD 1.49 billion in 2025 to USD 8.30 billion in 2034 at a CAGR of 21%, according to latest report published by Global Market Insights Inc.
The iGaming industry in Southeast Asia has significant regulatory fragmentation, as well as differing governmental regulatory approaches, from full mental legislation to outright ban, leading to a difficult operating environment for licensed operators who must contend with fragmentation of compliance, while regulators are fighting allures of the large illegal gambling markets. The Philippines has one of the most comprehensive regulatory frameworks in the region through the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) with the authority in Presidential Decree No. 1869 and its amendments, such as Republic Act 11590, which describe the licensing, supervision, and enforcement system for gaming whether domestic or offshore.
Singapore is the opposite regulatory extreme, as it highly controls the ability to participate in the market through the Casino Regulatory Authority, established through both the Casino Control Act 2006 and Remote Gambling Act 2014, which broadly prohibits remote gambling with two licensed exceptions - Singapore Pools and the Singapore Turf Club - and implements multiple social safeguards, including entry levies, exclusion orders and mandatory responsible gambling measures. Indonesia has adopted the most restrictive approach in the region, with the Ministry of Communications and Informatics blocking nearly one million gambling websites while implementing Electronic System Operators (PSE) registration requirements that effectively prevent unauthorized gaming platforms from operating within Indonesian digital infrastructure.
Emerging trends in iGaming in Southeast Asia are heavily influenced by transnational criminal organizations and the “escape routes” provided by technology and regional cooperation to deal with online wagering as a transnational security threat. Legitimate operators are focused on mobile optimization, responsible gambling technology, and automated compliance processes to manage over jurisdictional and legal arrangements.
At the 27th ASEAN-China Summit in October 2024, ASEAN and China announced their Joint Statement on Combatting Telecommunication Network Fraud and Online Gambling, a framework for regional cooperation to address online gambling - a form of transnational insecurity threat which can incorporate money laundering, drug smuggling, and human trafficking. The framework for cooperation is to establish full anti-fraud and anti-gambling centers, mechanisms for information sharing, coordination for border management and joint enforcement against cross-border of organized crime organizations.
Future growth scenarios for Southeast Asian iGaming will be primarily determined by the success or otherwise of cooperation doggedly pursued by the region in their intrusion into combating illegal operations, the degree to which national regulatory frameworks evolve into a more harmonized practice and the degree of success operators of the legitimate market have in demonstrating effective responsible gambling and consumer protection initiatives that meet governments’ overarching needs and policy objectives.
The establishing of ASEAN working groups tasked with addressing money laundering in relation to illegal online gambling that was announced at the ministerial meeting of January 2025 held in Langkawi demonstrates a deliberate regional approach to combating the whole financial infrastructure that supports illegal operations, and an added momentum is provided by China’s undertaking to provide technical aid and enforcement resources in relation to cross-border investigations and prosecutions. Simultaneously, the introduction of Thailand’s Entertainment Complex Act will provide a real test to market liberalization being carefully controlled in Southeast Asia.
The Act’s steep barriers to entry and tax obligations are designed to be premised on possible high-net-worth tourism markets while providing no significant prospect of local gambling expansion; all the same, it could serve as a bellwether for other countries in the region looking to establish a framework for regulated gaming. Investment patterns in the legitimate iGaming sector will concentrate in jurisdictions offering clear regulatory pathways and robust consumer protection frameworks, while technological development focuses on compliance automation, cross-border regulatory reporting, and advanced responsible gambling tools that can satisfy diverse national requirements.
7.3%
Collective market share in 2024 is 40%
Southeast Asia iGaming Market Trends
Southeast Asia iGaming Market Analysis
The Southeast Asia iGaming market by platform type is segmented into mobile gaming platforms, PC gaming platforms, console gaming platforms, and casino gaming platforms. The mobile gaming platforms segment was the leading segment in this market in 2024 with a revenue of USD 0.83 billion and has a market share of around 65.5%.
Philippines iGaming Market
The Philippines igaming market was valued at around USD 300.2 million in 2024 and is anticipated to register a CAGR of 20.2% between 2025 and 2034.
Vietnam iGaming Market
Vietnam witnessed fastest growing demand in the igaming market with a share of around 22.5% in 2024 and is expected to grow at a robust CAGR of 22.5% during the forecast period.
Southeast Asia iGaming Market Share
Southeast Asia iGaming Market Companies
Major players operating in the igaming market are:
Allbet Gaming benefits from its relationships in technology and flexible platform. The good partnership with METASOFT has made API integration and various wallets possible for operators looking for quick scalability. Allbet’s multi-play Baccarat platform, VIP tables and squeeze card function appeal to high rollers in markets that exhibit player preferences for Asia. The Platform also provides language options and 24 hour technical support, which appeals to B2B clients. Allbet’s resiliency stems from centers around customizing its offering, being optimally mobile, and the development of a growth strategy, which allows Allbet to pivot depending on each market conditions or consumer preferences.
Bet365's success comes from its early move to digital, its own technology stack, and its constant focus on the user experience. It started out as a physical betting shop in 2000, but it quickly moved to a fully online model. It has set the standard for in-play betting, cash-out options, and parlay boosts. Bet365 stays on top because it is privately owned, which lets it make long-term strategic investments without worrying about shareholders. It has grown into the U.S. by offering localized services and has set up a headquarters in Denver to help with this growth. Bet365 has more than 90 million users and is always producing innovative ideas. It is also looking into going public to raise money for more growth.
Southeast Asia iGaming Industry News
The Southeast Asia iGaming market research report includes in-depth coverage of the industry, with estimates & forecasts in terms of revenue (USD Billion) from 2021 to 2034, for the following segments:
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Market, By Game Category
Market, By Platform Type
Market, By Participant Tier
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