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.
I was recently asked by someone working at a foreigner-only casino for my thoughts on the outlook for the Asian...
The transition period for Macau’s 11 satellite casinos is set to expire at the end of this year, after which...
Economist Andrew Russell explores the differences between community benefit and in-principle arguments for the existence of a legal gambling industry...
Konami caught the eye at the recent G2E Asia show in Macau with its SYNK Vision Tables, which utilize facial...
The Hong Kong government has completed a public consultation on the legalization of basketball betting, with 94% of respondents supporting the introduction of the new betting option and proposing that 50% of net betting revenue be allocated as gambling tax....
Macau’s SJM Resorts has announced the impending departure of its Chief Gaming Officer, Damian Quayle, who has resigned from the role. Inside Asian Gaming understands that Quayle, whose final day with SJM will be on 20 June, has accepted a...
US casino giant Wynn Resorts Ltd said overnight that it has completed the purchase of Crown London, formerly Aspinall’s, from Australia’s Crown Resorts. The casino will now be known as Wynn Mayfair. First announced in early January, the acquisition of...
New Zealand’s SkyCity Entertainment Group Limited will file legal proceedings against the developers of its New Zealand International Convention Centre (NZICC) seeking NZ$330 million (US$200 million) damages for losses arising from delays to completion of the project. The company noted...
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