Roulette – and League of Legends
SkyCity is looking beyond its traditional gaming business as it eyes a changing world.
Casino company SkyCity Entertainment Group took a small but potentially significant step at its annual meeting as it announced a move into the growing market of esports events.
Chief executive Graeme Stephens, six months into the role, told shareholders SkyCity had bought 40% of Let’s Play Live
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Tim Hunter
Fri, 20 Oct 2017
Fri, 20 Oct 2017
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Roulette – and League of Legends
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