Online outage
With the Philippines and Cambodia leading the charge, Asia’s cross border gaming has grown too big to ignore, perhaps exceeding revenue of land-based casinos. Now China is fighting back against these multi-billion dollar financial outflows. Some see Cambodia’s declared online...
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In from the cold
With a population of 3.74 million, Japan’s largest basic municipality, Yokohama, has finally raised its hand for an IR bid, prompting some of the world’s most prominent IR operators as well as rival Japan cities to sit up and take...
Grand designs
Aristocrat’s new game family, Ba Bao Huang Long, comes with an array of modular signage packages aimed at creating eye-catching destination zones on the gaming floor.
Sale of the century
The impending takeover of Caesars Entertainment by Eldorado Resorts has put an end to the Las Vegas giant's Japan ambitions and cast doubt over its Korean IR while the company focuses on US gaming and debt reduction. The empire of...
The show must go on
IAG speaks with Caesars Entertainment’s President of Entertainment, Jason Gastwirth, about Caesars’ philosophy on providing a quality and diversified entertainment experience.
Big trouble in little China
Despite recent transport disruptions and the promise of more uprising to come, it seems the Hong Kong protests have so far had minimal impact on Macau’s casino revenues. It is now five months since the first signs of a protest...
Battle for the Gold Coast
The Queensland state government has revived plans for a second casino on Australia’s Gold Coast holiday strip, but the operator of existing property The Star Gold Coast says there isn’t room for two. Spanning a 414-square kilometer parcel of land...
Gateway to Japan
Nagasaki has been a gateway to Japan since antiquity and now it is trying to make a space for itself on the central stage once more.
