Chinese authorities are intensifying restrictions on capital outflows, limiting access to funds investing in offshore securities.

How do punters get their money out of China? With strict capital outflow measures in place, Chinese punters aiming to spend large amounts overseas face a quandary but aren’t limited to illegal options when it comes to how to transfer their funds. Gaming veteran Ben Lee points out some avenues that players use to get that money from here to there.

Flows, the industry’s no-code innovation platform, signs with premium casino and sportsbook provider Lion Gaming as its latest client.

Flows, the top no-code automation solution, seals deals with leading operators Betroyale and Kabukicasino through Quantum Gaming.

Flows have signed a partnership agreement with leading platform supplier, Pragmatic Solutions for the provision of its no-code innovation platform.

Vietnam is expected to be a key beneficiary of manufacturing migration out of China, which will bring with it expatriates looking for entertainment. In this week's Face-to-Face interview, Tim Shepherd, director of Fortuna Investments, outlines the potential drivers for the country's VIP clubs and why they are poised for a bright future.

Macau’s junket model is likely dead and the city faces a painful period of economic transition, although the vast amounts of capital that flowed out of China for gambling is still likely to find an exit and online is expected to be the key beneficiary. 

The recent visa expansions and economic integration initiatives between Macau and mainland China suggest a significant boost for Macau's gaming industry, notes analyst Vitaly Umansky.

PH Resorts Group has obtained an initial "non-refundable" payment of PHP300.1 million ($5.2 million) from Tiger Resort as it moves to relinquish majority ownership of Cebu-based Emerald Bay.

The ratings agency Fitch forecasts Macau's growth will remain strong at about 15 percent in 2024, supported by the assumption of further recovery in gaming tourism this year.