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Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Snap election to set pace of Japan’s IR industry expansion

Good Morning. Every vote counts. But Japan’s political maneuvering begs the question of whether every voice is being heard, and if the ruling party can consolidate enough power to stifle calls opposing the expansion of Japan’s nascent integrated resort industry. As the PM orchestrates a new election, investors hope all angles have been analyzed so they can finally advance with long-laid plans. Looking to Macau, the end of the satellite era is having its predictable effect, with property values around the shuttered casinos dropping as losses mount, with punters being channeled to the IRs.

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Snap election highlights political-public disconnect on IRs

Japan braces for yet another election, as the nation’s Prime Minister dissolves the Lower House to pave the way for a power consolidation move. But, despite the (currently) ruling class’ integrated resort aspirations, political and legislative prompting has yet to shift public perception. Author and gaming expert Daniel Cheng highlights how overconfidence has delayed concrete action and discouraged investors, questioning if this time around will be different.


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