Mario Ho, the youngest son of the late Macau casino magnate
The 29-year-old started an e-sport business six years ago, looking for a toehold in the growing world of high-stakes gaming competitions. That company has now gone public, raising more than $20 million in New York after selling 2.25 million shares at $9 each, the bottom end of a marketed range.
Mario Ho
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