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BetHog shuts crypto casino to focus entirely on AI dealer business

BetHog will shut its crypto casino on July 31st and redirect resources to Sentient Studios’ AI dealer business amid operator demand.

South Korea youth online gambling reports rise 74% in one month

Youth online gambling reports in South Korea rose 74 percent in one month, with 806 cases recorded since the program began.

Macau July GGR forecast to fall 5% despite post-World Cup recovery

Citigroup expects Macau’s July GGR to fall 5 percent year-on-year to $2.60 billion, despite a post-World Cup recovery.

HKJC, Guangzhou target 2030 for cross-border equine industry zone

HKJC and Guangzhou aim to establish a cross-border equine industry zone by 2030, expanding cooperation across racing, tourism and breeding.

Goa bars under-21s from casino gaming areas, adds 18% penalty on late fees

Goa has amended its casino rules to bar anyone under the age of 21 from entering designated gaming areas, while introducing an 18 percent annual penal interest charge on operators who delay payment of their recurring license fees.

Singapore investigation links local firms to offshore World Cup betting platform

An investigation by The Straits Times has found that an offshore online gambling platform targeting Singaporean players has been using locally registered companies to process deposits and payouts via PayNow during the FIFA World Cup.

Sri Lanka gambling regulations delayed after June deadline

Sri Lanka has delayed its first unified gambling regulations after missing a June 30th deadline, with no revised date provided.

China, Thailand pledge stronger joint action against online gambling

China and Thailand agreed to intensify efforts against cross-border online gambling and telecom fraud following talks in Shanghai.

Macau June visitor arrivals fall 3.1% YoY as overnight travel weakens

Macau's June visitor arrivals fell 3.1% year-on-year to 2.8 million, as overnight visits slid 9% amid the World Cup, though first-half arrivals rose 9%.

SkyCity secures $43.6M from Auckland property sale under monetization drive

SkyCity confirms the unconditional sale of its Auckland office properties to Mainland Capital for $43.6 million, settling September 1st.