Analysts expect Macau’s July revenue to soar 72%

With the World Cup over, Deutsche Bank AG and CLSA Ltd. are predicting that Asian punters will tsunami back into Macau, resulting in a 72% boost in casino revenue over the same month last year. Can anything stop Macau’s torrid pace of growth? What about as more casinos open in other Asian jurisdictions — such as Singapore, Vietnam and (someday) Japan, — or is it true, as Sheldon Adelson claims in that special report in The Economist, that Asia has the capacity for “five to ten Las Vegases?” Read more.

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