According to a paper published in the Journal of Gambling Studies about responsible gaming policy and its practice, scholars find that Macau’s casino operators request visitors to show identification to ban those under 21 from entering casinos, which proved to be the most effective measure.

About 97 percent of Macau's casino employees are willing to carry out professional qualifications and licensing to improve their professional skills, and gaming companies and authorities should work together to enhance internal training programs, a recent survey carried out by the Macao Association of Young Employees in the Gaming Industry indicates.

The Macau Polytechnic University will offer a new Bachelor of Business Administration in Gaming and Recreation Management, according to education authorities in the SAR

Macau's draft bill on casino concessionaire and junket-issued credit for gambling reduces regulatory uncertainties, says a gaming expert.

A professor from the Centre for Gaming and Tourism Studies of the Macao Polytechnic University cautions that Macau’s gaming operators should avoid having the same kind of non-gaming investments in order to have a shot at economic diversification.

The strategic and operational implications in light of the new gaming law will be felt much sooner, despite Macau’s economic diversification plan requiring some time to take shape, and the regulatory and industry-wide changes will gradually be compounded into substantial differences over the next decade and beyond, says a research report.

If Japan proceeds with its IR plans, it will become a strong competitor to Macau and have an impact on the city’s gaming revenue largely due to its proximity to China, warns a local gaming expert.

Melco Resorts & Entertainment announced its achievement of the government-endorsed certification in Responsible Gaming (RG) with City of Dreams, Studio City and Mocha Golden Dragon recognized as Responsible Gambling Model Units under the Responsible Gambling Indicators project. 

Several academics and gaming associations have voiced concerns over the latest public consultation report of the new Macau gaming law, particularly concerning the license grant period and the role of the government representative.

According to recent research by Microsoft, more than 40 percent of the global workforce are considering leaving their employers this year. It's called "The Great Resignation", and its impacts have been felt in Australia, home to thousands of pubs, clubs, casinos, and one of the largest collections of slot machines in the world.