In Thailand, some think gambling winnings should be tax-free
Thai cabinet members are now evaluating public feedback on proposed entertainment complexes in the country. Some participants suggest shorter licence
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02:30
Illegal online gambling spikes in South Korea
From 2019 through 2023, illegal online gambling in South Korea increased threefold. Online gambling accounted for 80% of all illegal
Marjorie Preston
10:34
Will Northern Marianas gamble on another IR?
Lawmakers in the Northern Mariana Islands have licenced a South Korean company to conduct land-based and online gaming on the
Marjorie Preston
06:44
Analysts: Macau’s new CE short on economic experience, political chops
On Sunday (13 October), the sole candidate for Macau chief executive was elected with 99.5% of the vote. Now former
Marjorie Preston
08:23
UN: Southeast Asia a den of cybercrime, illegal gambling, online scams
A United Nations study says cybercrime, including illegal online gambling, is a multibillion-dollar industry in Southeast Asia. It pointed to
Marjorie Preston
13:21
MGM boss bullish on Macau, despite sluggish Chinese economy
Bill Hornbuckle, president and CEO of MGM Resorts International, is upbeat about the US company’s future in Macau. Despite China’s
Marjorie Preston
11:32
Big crowds for Macau’s Golden Week
The gaming mecca enjoyed strong visitation during the 75th National Holiday celebration, exceeding pre-pandemic figures. CE candidate Sam Hou Fai
Marjorie Preston
11:22
Thai finance minister: casino industry to welcome global operators
Thailand MP Korrawee Prissanantakul says the government should run its own casinos to reap the benefits. But finance minister Julapun
Marjorie Preston
18:26
Presumptive Macau chief executive won’t kill the golden goose
The sole candidate for Macau chief executive has disclosed his plans for a resilient economy, anchored by a stable gaming
Marjorie Preston
07:31
No shortage of high rollers at Macau tables
Despite the decline in Macau’s VIP sector and an uncertain China economy, “whales” are still betting big at city casinos...
