Hong Kong authorities have arrested 19 people, including active football players and coaches, following a joint operation targeting a syndicate suspected of running an illegal bookmaking network and bribing players to fix local football matches.

Malaysian police have arrested 331 people and uncovered more than RM2.62 million in illegal betting transactions as part of Op Soga XI, a nationwide enforcement campaign targeting unlicensed sports betting and online gambling linked to the FIFA World Cup 2026.

Wynn Macau granted 886,547 share awards to 4 employees under its ownership scheme, with vesting schedules running through 2030.

Moody’s cut Wynn Resorts’ outlook to stable from positive, saying leverage remains elevated despite improved results since 2025.

Thailand's Department of Special Investigation (DSI) has expanded its case against Klatham Party MP for Songkhla Chonnaput Naksua, adding money laundering and transnational organized crime charges in connection with an alleged illegal online gambling network.

Melco’s Lawrence Ho met Kazakhstan’s prime minister to discuss tourism infrastructure opportunities tied to the planned Alatau City project.

Xi Jinping praised Cambodia’s crackdown on telecom fraud as Hun Sen pledged closer enforcement cooperation with China.

Macau hotels reached 89.8% occupancy in May, with international guests rising 16.1% despite a decline in total hotel guests.

The Curacao Gaming Authority has issued a formal announcement clarifying the supplier licensing and registration obligations that will become fully enforceable on 24 December 2026, marking the end of the two-year transitional period provided under the National Ordinance on Games of Chance (LOK).

Galaxy stands alone as Hong Kong’s casino entry on Forbes’ 2026 Global 2000, joined by Sands, MGM and Aristocrat among Asia-facing names.