The Londoner Macao to feature new Tak Chun VIP room
Tak Chun Group confirms that it will offer a gambling room for high rollers as The Londoner open today.
Tak Chun Group confirms that it will offer a gambling room for high rollers as The Londoner open today.
Junket operators who ferry VIPs to Macau casinos fret as China amends its gambling laws to punish those who lure mainland residents abroad.
The head of Australia’s financial watchdog expects casinos to tighten the leash on their partners.
The junket operator created a scheme to entice employees to resign voluntarily before canceling it almost immediately.
The city’s gaming regulator is said to be in discussions with casinos over the use of China’s upcoming digital yuan.
Crown Resorts extends halt to all junket operator ties unless regulators in Australian states approve relationships.
Already suffering because of COVID-19, the major source of action for Macau’s casinos is going to continue to take a beating.
China's plan to amend gambling laws to criminalize “organizing and soliciting by casinos abroad" spells trouble for Macau junket operators.
Crown Resorts' largest shareholder James Packer says he may need to reduce his stake in order to save Crown Sydney gaming license.
Crown Resorts halts junket operations at its casinos following embarassing revelations at New South Wales regulatory inquiry.