Allied Gaming & Entertainment, rebranded as All In FutureTech Alliance, is an experiential entertainment company focused on gaming and esports. Allied's primary operating asset is HyperX Arena Las Vegas, an esports venue located at the Luxor Hotel that hosts tournaments, live entertainment, and brand activations. Allied also operates a mobile gaming arena truck and an original content production studio. Allied maintains a 40% equity stake in Z-Tech, a Chinese mobile gaming firm focused on card and Mahjong games, and recently acquired Saiju School, a Japanese vocational school it plans to rebrand as Allied International Futuretech Academy for esports and AI-focused training. Allied generates revenue through venue operations, including ticket sales, sponsorships, and food and beverage services. Z-Tech adds exposure to in-game monetization and mobile advertising. Following the sale of its World Poker Tour business in 2021, Allied is undergoing a strategic repositioning to diversify its narrow revenue base. Allied's growth strategy involves expanding into AI infrastructure, supercomputing datacenters, and fiber-optic networks in the Asia-Pacific region. Allied intends to pursue these initiatives through acquisitions and joint ventures, though management notes that many of these technology-focused expansion plans are currently in the evaluation stage.