Operators are afraid that regulations on minor league sports will push action to internationally licensed books, and create more match fixing.
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Norwegian pension fund withdraws gambling, alcohol investments
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Macau casinos join art initiative to broaden entertainment options
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Wynn Resorts decides to pay $35.5M fine rather than appeal
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Widus Philippines secures $130M loan to complete casino resort
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