Gaming consultant David Green offers his insights into this week’s media reports alleging Australia’s Star Entertainment Group enabled suspected money laundering, organized crime, fraud and foreign interference. We discuss what’s next for Star and how the company’s fortunes might be impacted by recent inquiries into rival casino operator Crown Resorts.
It’s understandable that political observers, academics and members of the public in greenfield jurisdictions would express caution around the legalization...
Siobhan Lane, Light & Wonder’s highly experienced CEO of Gaming, speaks to Inside Asian Gaming about the company’s ongoing transformation...
The Thailand Entertainment Complex Roundtable brought industry stakeholders, politicians and supporters of the government’s Entertainment Complex Bill face to face...
Industry veteran Shaun McCamley delves into the complex history of Sri Lanka’s casino industry at a time when the country...
Leading gaming law and regulation conference Regulating the Game has announced that Gaming Laboratories International (GLI) will return as sponsor of the event’s Gala Dinner in 2026 conference, reaffirming its status as a foundation sponsor. Now in its sixth edition,...
According to data released by Macau’s Financial Services Bureau (DSF), the Macau government’s revenue from gaming taxes in the first six months of 2025 reached MOP$45.3 billion (US$5.60 billion), representing a 1.0% year-on-year increase. It also means gaming tax revenue...
Leading gaming industry media brand Inside Asian Gaming held its latest edition of Macau After Dark, MAD 30, at Vasco – Bar & Lounge at Artyzen Grand Lapa Macau on Monday 7 July. The event saw leading representatives of the...
Air Macau, currently the only airline with an operating license in Macau, is facing continuing losses and recently announced that it has received a capital injection of approximately MOP$2.4 billion (US$297 million) from its shareholders. This is the second capital...
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