06/21/17 Kinmen to hold referendum on casino industry The residents of Kinmen will have the chance to decide if they want to allow a casino industry on the island with a referendum to be held on October 28.
06/21/17 More limits to Japan casinos Japan authorities would register and limit the amount of times residents enter a casino.
06/21/17 Macau warns operators about phone ban Authorities from Macau reminded operators that the use of phones at gaming tables is prohibited.
06/20/17 Goa to shift off-shore casinos The government of Goa has announced a plan that is set to relocate offshore casinos from the river Mandovi.
06/20/17 Philippines to become largest ASEAN market A new report revealed that Philippines is set to surpass Singapore as the biggest entertainment market in the region.
06/20/17 Macau is positive about June June casino revenues in Macau would represent the city’s highest financial growth since the recovery.
06/20/17 G2E Asia published great results G2E, major event for the gaming industry, completed a great edition in Macau last month.
06/19/17 Japanese city may take back project The Japanese city of Wakayama could dismiss the proposed casino and resort project.
06/19/17 Indian state blocks online rummy The measure that was sent to the governor is part of a plan to eliminate gambling in all forms in India.
06/19/17 Chairman of Landing Intl could buy all shares The official from Landing International made an official offer to acquire all the shares in the company that he doesn’t own.
06/16/17 PAGCOR opens bidding process A bidding process for administrators of POGO licenses has been opened by PAGCOR in order to find an experienced consultant.
06/16/17 Ho Tram Strip to start third phase in Q4 The Vietnam project is set to start development during the fourth quarter of the year.
06/16/17 PhilWeb could operate again Philippines’ local gaming corporation could allow PhilWeb to run in the country if it changes its operations.
06/16/17 Macau increased casino security The bureau in charge of the regulations confirmed that six casinos in Macau increased security after the RWM attack.
06/15/17 Penang state denies links to unlicensed gambling Chief Minister Lim Guan Eng has denied all possible connections between the Penang state government and unlicensed gambling.
