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Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Macau CE candidate harsh on gaming

Good morning. The post-COVID period may have just been the eye of the storm for the Macau gaming industry, as a new election is looming for the city’s top political role, and the candidate doesn’t appear to favor the gaming industry. Noting that operators have had a “large, negative impact” on the city, the former top judge running (likely unopposed) for office is preaching diversification away from an industry he deems as having seen “barbaric expansion”. Meanwhile, in Australia, The Star tries to hang on by the skin of its teeth, after the results of Bell Two mar the opening of Queen’s Wharf Brisbane.

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New Chief Executive lays bare ‘diversification’ necessity

Macau is facing yet another wave of uncertainty, after the new – and likely sole – candidate for Chief Executive has taken a hard line on the city’s gaming operators, noting that they have had a “large, negative impact” on the world’s gaming hub. Sam Hou Fai, a former top judge, is now expected to focus on pushing the city’s much-preached attempts for ‘diversification’, something mainland Chinese authorities have been mandating for some time, notes a top gaming association head.


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