Resorts World Genting have no choice but to cease operations until February 4, as a new lockdown is put in place.
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Report: Macau to seek stability, distance from US
A new report suggests Macau would "not want to destabilize" the gambling sector, but at the same time, please their Chinese neighbors.
Harris out, ex-city attorney tapped to head Nevada Gaming Control Board
New Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak has appointed Sandra Douglass Morgan as the new chairwoman of the Nevada Gaming Control Board
Kamori Kanko wants to build integrated resort for Hokkaido
Kamori Kanko is getting ready to bid for one of Japan’s three Integrated Resort licenses, and they think they have the right mix with a Hokkaido plan.
Players want stability—they can have it with Bitcoin SV
Banks and Payment Providers often get inbetween a player and their financial freedom. Bitcoin SV can be the constant in their online gambling lives.
New York senator puts forward online poker bill
State Senator Joseph Addabbo has sponsored a bill that would provide as many as 11 licenses to online poker operators in the state of New York.
Former Kangwon Land CEO sentenced to 3 years in prison
Choi Hung-jib, the former CEO of Kangwon Land Co, was delivered his 3 year sentence on January 8 for unfair hiring practices.
As Neteller raises fees, Bitcoin SV becomes the obvious option
Neteller and other third party payment providers charge fees on everything, and that will only push operators increasingly to Bitcoin SV.
Macau police officer roughed up for enforcing non-smoking area
A Macau police officer asked three men to stop smoking in a non-smoking area. and got beat up for his troubles.
