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Posted on October 13, 2021 by admin

Gaming in Thailand raked in US$1 billion in 2020

Thailand’s gaming industry raked in more than US$1 billion in revenue last year amid COVID-19, according to citing data from NewZoo, with the number of gamers increasing to 32 million in the country.

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