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Asian Countries Jumping on the Casino Bandwagon
June 7, 2008
Encouraged by the rapid gaming growth in Macau, neighbouring countries are lining up to try and cash in on the Asian appetite for wagering while experts predict casinos already operating in the region are likely to be hit by the new developments.
At the G2E Asia gaming conference presentations were given on no less than seven [...]
GTI Asia Taipei Gaming Expo 8 to 10 May 2008
March 14, 2008
Since 1994, GTI Asia Taipei Expo has expanded itself into an international show throughout these years. Having developed as a global attraction, the show enjoys growing number of local and overseas visitors and exhibitors. For operators in Taiwan, it’s a unique doorway to the international markets to promote themselves, expanding their exporting business and developing [...]
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Macau Studying Possibility of Hosting New Casino-Resort in Okinawa
March 6, 2008
Macau and Okinawa, Japan maybe to set up a casino connection if Mr Hideo gets his way. With the Japanese government looking into issuing casino licenses – gaming halls are currently banned in the country – Okinawa tourism officials are investigating the possibility of hosting a new casino-resort.
“Okinawa has already a committee studying the possibility [...]
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Leading Asian Gaming Companies Enter Into Co-operation Agreement
March 6, 2008
Elixir Gaming Technologies, Inc. and AsianLogic today announced that the parties have entered into an Asia-wide co-operation agreement in the gaming machine and server based gaming sector. The Companies intend to collaborate on marketing efforts, distribution agreements, game content, gaming software, server based gaming experience, manufacturing and additional gaming technology.Elixir Gaming’s principle focus is placing [...]
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India to Open First Off-shore Casino in Goa
March 5, 2008
An offshore casino with ‘no-limits’ tables, touted as the biggest in South Asia, will open in Goa next month.
Aboard a specially commissioned 70-metre long Panamanian vessel, costing US$25 million, it will be operated by Creative Gaming Solution, a subsidiary of Mumbai-based Pan India Network Infravest Pvt Ltd (Pinipl), the promoter of the Playwin lottery.
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Thai Prime Minister Vows to Open Legalized Casinos in Tourist Hot Spots
March 5, 2008
Thailand’s new prime minister vowed Tuesday to open casinos in tourist centers if he completes his four-year term, seeking a share of the billions of dollars that otherwise flow to illegal gambling dens and neighboring countries.Samak Sundaravej, who took office last month, mentioned in his weekly radio broadcast Sunday that he supported the concept of [...]
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Nevada Gaming Board Regulators Tells Macau Be Prepared!
January 24, 2008
Asia’s casinos, including Macau, need strong internal controls and surveillance to guard against organised efforts to cheat them, a member of the Nevada Gaming Control Board said on Wednesday.
While Las Vegas once had a reputation for mafia infiltration, Randall Sayre told reporters that those now attempting to cheat its casinos “are not necessarily connected to traditional organised crime as one would anticipate.”
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Macau Property Prices Boost May Undermine Casino Revenues
April 28, 2007
Morgan Stanley strategist Rob Hart is cautious about Macau gaming stocks.
Competition is intensifying as established casino operators compete in a relatively small area, but at the same time new casinos are creating job opportunities which are going to boost Macau’s residential property sector, according to a Morgan Stanley strategist.
Additional casinos, retailers and hotel spaces in Asia’s Las Vegas will outstrip demand over the next three years, the US investment bank argues in a research report. VIP revenue per table will halve and mass revenue per table will fall 40% over the coming three to four years.
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