During the first eight months of 2019, Macau tax revenue from the gaming industry grew 1.5% to €8.5 billion, the government revealed.
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Macau’s Chief Executive favours gambling
Macau’s new Chief Executive-elect Ho Iat Seng promised gambling and tourism industries are on his agenda and that he will protect them.
iGaming tender stalled in Buenos Aires
The bidding process for iGaming licences in the Buenos Aires province is still underway, but the elections seem to post a major hurdle for it.
GAN posts major revenue increase
The US gaming industry helped GAN to post a 145% revenue increase year-on-year during the first half of 2019 to €12.7 million.
Goa Chief Minister praises casinos
Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant said casinos are an important part of tourism in the Indian region and assessed their future.
New details on sports betting regulation in Brazil
Joga Brasil shared details about the new rules for sports betting in Brazil as the industry waits for the segment to finally launch in the country.
Trade war to impact on Wynn Macau’s 3Q
Wynn Resorts revealed that Wynn Macau will suffer in the third quarter from the US-China trade war, which will impact its finances.
Kentucky candidate to expand gambling
Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear, who is also a candidate for governor, plans to expand gambling and legalise casinos in the state.
“Mobile has long overtaken desktop”
Ahead of Asia Gaming Summit Michael Maerz, Managing Director Asia at Sportradar, talked with the show’s team.
West Virginia shares sports betting figures
The West Virginia Lottery Commission shared early revenue figures from the sports betting segment and showed a modest launch of the segment, which produced US$25k through mobile apps.
Four Winds South Bend Casino to get new hotel
The Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians announced it plans to expand its Four Winds South Bend Casino with the addition of a new 23-story hotel by the venue.
Pamunkey casino to turn Norfolk US$33 million a year
The potential Pamunkey Indian Tribe casino that may arrive in downtown Norfolk could mean up to US$33 million would go into city coffers each year.