10/24/16 Vietnamese players boost casinos As Vietnamese residents are banned from local casinos, they set their bets outside the country.
10/24/16 Malaysia not rushed to legalise online gambling The Malaysian police said that they don’t have plans to propose to the government the legalisation of online gambling.
10/24/16 India to conduct a public survey on Goa’s casinos The Aam Aadmi Party will conduct a public survey on the issue.
10/21/16 Philippines strikes tourism deal with China Philippine casinos will benefit from the tourism deal signed by the two Asian countries.
10/21/16 New Silkroad to raise US$189 million The company announced its plans to raise a minimum of US$189 to raise funds for tourism and gaming on Jeju Islands.
10/21/16 Indian Association lobbies for poker Gujarat State officers stopped last week an organised poker tournament at the YMCA club.
10/20/16 Cambodia casino tax revenue up 35 percent The country collected a total of US$37.4 million in taxes from casinos in the first nine months of 2016.
10/20/16 Hong Kong Stocks fall for casino vulnerability A measure of gambling companies lost 2.8 percent, the lowest level since the beginning of September.
10/18/16 More chances to legalise casinos in Japan A majority of the Liberal Democratic Party in the Diet rise odds to legalise the activity in the Asian country.
10/18/16 Macau gaming tax revenue down The government’s take from gaming taxes dropped 10.5 percent in the first nine months of 2016.
10/18/16 Thailand could reconsider stance on casino industry The Asian country could reconsider its stance after the passing away of King Bhumibol, who was against the industry. Thailand could increase tourism by nearly 50 percent and the state could get US$2.8 billion in gambling tax revenue.
10/18/16 South Africa welcomes new gambling amendment bill The public will have 45 days to comment on the bill.
10/17/16 Crown Resorts employees arrested in China 18 Crown Resorts workers were detained in China for seeming gambling crimes.
10/17/16 Taiwan rejected casino bill The construction of gambling centres was rejected by Taiwanese residents.
