Macau’s Studio City casino to stop VIP rolling chip operations
Melco International says its Studio City casino in Macau will cease VIP rolling chip gambling activity as of January 15, 2020.
Melco International says its Studio City casino in Macau will cease VIP rolling chip gambling activity as of January 15, 2020.
Nineteen people from mainland China were arrested in Macau on Wednesday on suspicion of operating an illegal VIP gambling room in a city hotel.
Macau casinos report VIP gambling revenue up more than one-third in Q2 while total mass market revenue rises only 8% year-on-year.
Macau's VIP gambling market posts second straight quarter of year-on-year growth, rising twice as fast as mass market gaming revenue.
Two Singaporean women are out $100k after a gambler conned them into investing in a Macau casino VIP room he claimed to control.
VIP high rollers are “abnormally” winning against Echo Entertainment and it’s hurting the company’s revenue.
IBISWorld claims Australia’s three in-development casinos could bring more of Asia’s richest gamblers to the land down under.
Imperial Pacific’s Saipan casino proposal has come under fire from analysts who expressed concern about the project’s chance of success.
Macau's year on year gross gambling revenues in November are likely to drop from 17% to 21%, said financial analyst Sterne Agee.
Macau’s gambling revenue in October fell 23 percent year on year. It was the steepest drop in the world’s biggest gambling hub.