Wednesday, September 11, 2024

Jamie Nettleton and Brodie Campbell

Jamie Nettleton and Brodie Campbell
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Jamie Nettleton is a partner with Australian law firm Addisons and Brodie Campbell is a solicitor with the same firm.

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Chinese football bans 43 for life over gambling and match-fixing scandal

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PAGCOR expecting delivery of 2,000 new slot machines for Casino Filipino by mid-September

The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) is expecting the delivery of nearly 2,000 new slot machines for its Casino Filipino gaming venues by mid-September.

Singaporean gambler ordered to pay $25.3M gambling debt to The Star casino 

A Singaporean businessman, Wong Yew Choy, has been ordered by an Australian court to pay over AU$38 million ($25.3 million) in gambling debts to The Star Gold Coast casino. 

Philippines casino project costs drive International Ent. to $17.3M loss

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Las Vegas Sands increases its stake in Sands China

Macau gaming operator Sands China announced that its controlling shareholder, Las Vegas Sands plans to further increase its stake by over $100 million.

Macau anticipates surge in tourist arrivals during October Golden Week

Macau is preparing for a significant increase in tourist numbers during the upcoming October Golden Week.

Entertainment complex law takes center stage in Thailand’s new policy agenda

Thailand's new prime minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, is set to officially unveil her policy agenda this week, with the "Entertainment Complex Law" emerging as a key highlight.

Macau 2023 gaming receipts jumped by 308.1%, expenditure up 98.6%

Macau's gaming sector experienced a dramatic increase in receipts in 2023, soaring by 308.1 percent year-on-year to $23.5 billion.

Lawmaker calls for forfeiture of POGO-owned properties in the Philippines

A Philippine legislator has urged the country’s Land Registration Authority (LRA) to seize real estate illegally owned by Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) and the family of ex-Bamban mayor Alice Guo.

“POGO Mayor” Alice Guo cited in contempt during Philippine Senate hearing

The Philippine Senate Committee on Women, Children, Family Relations, and Gender Equality has cited former Bamban mayor Alice Guo in contempt for evading questions during a recent hearing.

Philippine Congressman calls for faster shutdown of remaining POGOs

A politician in the Philippines has called for the shutdown of any remaining Philippine Offshore Gambling Operators (POGOs) to be accelerated.

13 charged in Singapore for unlicensed payment services at MBS casino

A total of 13 individuals were arrested and charged in Singapore after a recent operation at Marina Bay Sands (MBS) casino for allegedly offering unlicensed services, including the buying and selling of casino chips to patrons.

16 foreigners face charges in the Philippines following Cebu POGO raid

The Philippine National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has filed charges against 16 foreign nationals following a raid in Cebu. The Central Visayas office of the NBI charged the individuals with qualified human trafficking after raiding a suspected Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) hub in Barangay Agus, Lapu-Lapu City.

The Star appoints former Crown COO Mark Mackay as CEO for The Star Gold Coast

Australian gaming operator The Star Entertainment has appointed former Crown Resorts COO Mark Mackay as its Chief Executive Officer of The Star Gold Coast, effective from Tuesday.

Wynn Las Vegas pays record fine over unlicensed money transmitting business

Wynn Resorts has announced that it has reached an agreement with the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) to pay the largest penalty ever by a Nevada gaming company: $130.13 million.

Five-day mandated closure of SkyCity Auckland casino commences

SkyCity’s Auckland casino has officially commenced the five-day closure period of its casino, as mandated by New Zealand’s Department of Internal Affairs.

The Star to sell Treasury Brisbane Casino building for $45.5M

Australian gaming operator The Star Entertainment Group has announced that is subsidiary in Queensland has reached an agreement to sell its leasehold on the Treasury Brisbane Casino building for $45.5 million.

75 Chinese POGO employees deported from the Philippines

The Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission deported 75 Chinese nationals after discovering they were employed at an illegal Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) hub in Pasay City.

Universal Entertainment completes early redemption of $760M notes

Japanese conglomerate Universal Entertainment Corp, the parent company of Okada Manila, has completed the early redemption of overseas privately placed notes valued at $760 million.

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