A Royal Commission into Crown Resorts’ suitability to retain its casino license for flagship property Crown Melbourne has shone a dark light on issues around problem gambling, tax avoidance and the company’s relationship with the Victorian gaming regulator.
Former South Australian regulator and advisor to the Macau and Singapore governments, David Green, helps us answer the burning question: What happens if Crown loses its casino license?
Given the extensive coverage of Macau’s COVID-induced woes of late, it would be easy to fall into the trap of...
It’s official: Macau is no longer the center of the casino gaming universe. The Macau dream is over – for...
Having set new attendance records each and every year since relocating to ICC Sydney in 2017, the Australasian Gaming Expo...
G2E Asia is back in 2022 and headed to a brand new home, albeit planned to be a temporary one,...
Macau Fisherman’s Wharf employees have told IAG they have been sacked as a result of the business “streamlining” its structure. A text message sent by Fisherman’s Wharf to its staff, seen by IAG, reads, “In view of the ongoing streamlining...
Regular users of IAG’s website asgam.com should be forgiven for suspecting Asia’s premier gaming news website is running much faster than usual from today – because it is. Since its launch 17 years ago in 2005, the asgam.com website has...
The AGEM Index – a monthly stock performance guide comprising 12 global gaming suppliers – grew by 6.4% or 51.54 points to 862.93 points in July, with 10 of the 12 index companies reporting stock price increases during the month....
Korea’s Board of Audit and Inspection (BAI) has revealed a request has been made to Kangwon Land to restrict the maximum number of days any one customer can enter the casino each year to 100. Details of the request were...
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