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Tigre de Cristal in the Primorsky Krai gambling zone in Russia has seen its revenue return to pre-Covid levels, if not better, due to strong support from the local market.

The introduction of proxy betting would be a major boost for South Korea’s struggling foreigner-only casinos, although it’s unclear how much political support there would be for such a move, a leading industry consultant says.

The opening of the U.S. sports betting market has triggered a boom in so-called convergence deals as sports betting companies seek to capitalize on the potential of teaming up with media outlets and sports teams.

Despite an ongoing pandemic, China does not appear to be letting up its grip on what it deems as "evils" in society, politics, and its economy.

Domestic travel during Golden Week fell short of its expectations this year, partly as a result of an outbreak of Covid-19’s delta strain starting in July, and partly as a result of government policies that have stunted economic growth.

Crown Resorts will hear in the next two weeks whether it will be allowed to keep its Melbourne casino license following a series of inquiries that will change the face of regulation in Australia.  

In this week’s Face-to-Face, Nomura's Tushar Mohata explains what will be driving growth for Genting in Malaysia and its various operating markets.

G2E Las Vegas concluded last week and was well attended. Noticeably absent were attendees from Asia and some European nations due to travel restrictions.

Golden Week was a washout for Macau, but even for the rest of China, spending and travel trends were lower than had been expected, according to Professor Wolfgang Arlt, founder of the China Outbound Tourism Institute (COTRI).

As many as 90 percent of gaming venues surveyed in the recent J.P. Morgan 12th Annual Slot Survey said they intend to maintain or increase their slot replacement spend over the next year.