Macau won’t bring in outsiders to run casino tables
The idea of allowing non-locals to be employed as casino dealers in Macau hasn’t been met with a great deal of enthusiasm by locals.
Employee leave plan in Macau could be shelved
A plan that would have allowed employees in Macau to enjoy mandatory holidays might have to wait.
Macau government green lights MGM Cotai table allocations
Macau’s Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) has approved the allocation of more than 100 new-to-market live dealer gaming tables to MGM Cotai.
Macau mulls amending terms for casino concession renewal process
A possible “refreshment” of gaming rights is on the horizon for Macau’s current concessionaires and sub-concessionaires.
Macau casino operators could set up shop in Coloane says government official
The casino business in Macau could extend to the island of Coloane according to a report in GGRAsia says government official.
Macau gov’t brushes aside Crown’s mainland woes
Macau government remains unfazed by the recent crackdowns that Chinese authorities launched against junket operators in mainland China
Macau secretary sees half-glass full in slumping casino GGR data
Macau’s casino gross gaming revenue has already made a meteoric plunge in the first five months of 2016.
Lionel Leong backs Macau govt GGR forecast for 2016
Macau Secretary for Economy and Finance Lionel Leong Vai Tac is backing the government forecast for casino gross gaming revenue in 2016.
No changes to gaming table cap until 2022, Macau gov’t says
Lionel Leong Vai Tac said there will be no changes to the government’s policy of capping the number of live dealer gaming tables until 2022.
No backing down: Macau gov’t stands firm on table cap stance
The government of Macau is not backing down on its policy of capping the number of casino tables allowed in the city state.
