01/25/18 Sycuan Casino details expansion process Operators of Sycuan Casino, in the US, will expand the venue and add further job positions by 2019.
01/25/18 MGM Cotai keeps growing MGM Cotai, the highly-anticipated new casino in Macau, has added further entertainment services in the venue.
01/25/18 Macau junket operations fall Licensed junket operators in Macau reveal a decline in their operations.
01/25/18 Pennsylvania grants second license Stadium Casino LLC granted with the second license to operate a mini-casino in Pennsylvania.
01/24/18 Tipbet goes live in Greece Players in Greece can now access live casino services through Tipbet platform.
01/24/18 Massachusetts evaluates problem gambling The Massachusetts Gaming Commission is preparing a tracking process to prevent problem gambling.
01/24/18 Japan’s parliament to prioritise IR bill The Japanese government is soon to submit the IR Implementation Bill to parliament for discussion as soon as possible.
01/23/18 Wynn Macau grows 300% American casino operator Wynn publishes revenue report addressing gaming operations in Macau.
01/23/18 Seminole tribe reveals new manager The Florida native tribe Seminole, which operates Hard Rock casinos, has announced a new Assistant General Manager.
01/23/18 MGM pushing hard for Bridgeport casino The Bridgeport casino battle is on between the MMCT and MGM… and the latter seems to be winning, at least in total expenses.
01/23/18 Jeju casino to attract international tourism Upcoming Jeju Island casino operator is working to make the venue appealing for travellers from North and Southeast Asia.
01/23/18 Nagasaki residents back IR An official poll reveals that residents of the Japanese city of Nagasaki are in favour of casino development.
01/23/18 iGaming shows growth in NJ Recently regulated online gaming industry in New Jersey showing positive results.
01/23/18 Macau relies on VIP sector Macau casino revenue recovers from a two-year crisis and starts to grow thanks to the VIP sector.
01/22/18 Mississippi casino revenue drops in 2017 During 2017, Mississippi casinos experienced a US$40 million revenue drop to US$2.08 billion – 2 per cent less than 2016.
