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Licensed intermediaries may feed illegal Asian casino market: UNODC

UNODC warns that licensed aggregators and white-label operators may channel established gaming content to unlicensed Asian casinos.

Galaxy Macau captures 43% of premium-mass wagers during volleyball event: Citigroup

Galaxy Macau captured 43% of premium-mass wagers observed in July as volleyball events drew high-value players, Citigroup said.

PhilWeb adds Games Global content to Philippine gaming platform

PhilWeb partners exclusively with Games Global to offer over 3,000 gaming titles to licensed Philippine operators.

China to form global anti-fraud alliance with over 40 countries

China will establish an international anti-fraud alliance in September, with more than 40 countries interested in participating.

Macau hotel occupancy drops to 88.5% in June

Macau member-hotel occupancy dropped to 88.5% in June, with all three hotel categories also reporting lower average room rates.

Iris secures Queensland approvals for Reef Casino Trust bid

Iris secured Queensland approvals for its Reef Casino Trust takeover, removed the minimum acceptance condition and reached 79.79 percent voting power.

Wynn Macau’s 2027 capex to exceed post-COVID free cash flow: CreditSights

Wynn Macau’s 2027 capex could reach $750 million, exceeding its annual free cash flow in each year from 2023 to 2025, CreditSights says.

China’s single-match football betting sales top $11.6B during World Cup

Sales of single-match football betting games through China's state-run Sports Lottery reached approximately CNY 83.3 billion (USD 11.6 billion) across the six weeks of the FIFA World Cup, according to official lottery data, underlining sustained domestic appetite for the tournament despite the national team's absence.

Cambodia revokes Casino Kchom license over alleged scam activity

Cambodia’s gaming regulator revoked Casino Kchom’s license after linking the Kampot property to alleged online scam operations.

Sands China volume gains fail to prevent margin compression: Morgan Stanley

Morgan Stanley says Sands China’s strong gaming volumes failed to offset higher reinvestment, rising costs and weaker EBITDA margins.