Macau casinos just suffered their lowest monthly gross gaming revenue ever, with this year’s July earnings totaling MOP398 million (US$49m).

Casinos in Macau will be opening tentatively after a shutdown of operations due to a fresh wave of the COVID-19 Omicron variant earlier this month.

Macau’s government has extended the ongoing lockdown on gambling houses and other businesses till Friday.

Non-essential businesses including casinos in Macau have been asked to shut down their operations until July 18 following a COVID outbreak.

Las Vegas Sands (LVS) recently announced a $1 billion loan agreement with Sands China, repayable on July 11, 2028.

A new partnership between casino management company DeClub, and Malta-based investment firm Wide Rich Global Company, could bring about the next generation of casinos — which …

Taxes generated from gaming operations in Macau increased by 17% year-on-year in the first eight months of the year as the government raked in over $8.78 …

The Philippines gambling regulatory body has issued a strong warning to illegal online gambling operators in the country to either seek a local licence or face …

Illegal online gambling operators in China are not perturbed by the government’s strong commitment to clamping down on all non-lottery gambling activity as local residents keep …

Casinos in the world’s biggest gambling hub Macau are back on track after shutting down for 33 hours due to Typhoon Mangkhut, which hit some parts …