Soft2Bet announced that its Soft2Bet Invest venture received the Outstanding Contribution to Gaming 2024 award at SiGMA East Europe, held last week in Budapest, Hungary.

Macau’s failed ultra-luxury hotel The 13 has reopened its doors, despite its parent company having been declared bankrupt and a failed attempt at auctioning off the property last March.

In a move to return its business to pre-pandemic levels Macau ferry operator TurboJET has announced plans to cooperate with the SAR's six gaming concessionaires.

Hungarian player Mate Hanusi emerged triumphant at the WPT Korea 2024 Championship Event.

Macau junkets are facing extinction as crackdowns by authorities leave the industry increasingly disillusioned and market survivors lose hope.

Macau gaming industry insiders are wary of the potential criminalization of illicit money exchange in Macau as Macau’s Secretary for Security suggested the possibility of criminalizing such activities around casinos.

After facing severe hardship, Macau's VIP segment is poised to attract new investors, potentially leading to a growth in the number of junket licensees.

Junket association head Kwok Chi Chung told AGB that Macau junkets are facing difficulties in luring agents, as the restrictions in total profit make Macau’s industry unattractive compared to overseas markets.

Nearly 75 percent of junkets in Macau remain inactive under the new junket operation model that started on January 1st, 2023, says the Macau Responsible Gaming Assocation head, Billy Song.

President of the Macau Hoteliers and Innkeepers Association, Cheung Kin Chung, calls for the industry to look more to the Greater Bay Area as it seeks more high-spending tourists. Cheung notes that multi-destination packages and leveraging regional hotel room inventory could help drive Macau's success.