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Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Thailand’s gaming bill hangs on a (political) thread

Good Morning. It seems like Japan all over again. Thailand’s initial push to legalize casinos was met with fervor, prompting gaming companies worldwide to flock to Bangkok in the hopes of getting in on the next big market. But political shifts have again derailed the timeline, and could even be catastrophic for the proposed legislation, as old wounds fester. Meanwhile, things are looking up in Singapore, as the Merlion city’s IRs are estimated to continue increasing revenue generation, boosted by their ongoing investments.

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Gaming legislation hangs on a (political) thread

Thailand’s push to legalize casinos has always been at the whim of circumstance. But winds that were favorably blowing towards implementation have now reversed, with the political proponents of the plan now struggling to maintain their political sway. Gaming veteran and author Daniel Cheng points out exactly how the scene is playing out and what factors got it to where it is.


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