The KN Paradise Cam Ranh beach resort is going to add a casino complex to its amenities.
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The Story
KN Cam Ranh Co Ltd, the promoter of KN Paradise Cam Ranh beach resort in Vietnam, confirmed that plans to add a new casino complex to the resort’s list of offerings is underway and construction is set to begin in 2021. The government of Vietnam has issued an investment certificate for the “large-scale casino complex” which is a required step in the process to build the project that spans 40 acres offering 2,000 electronic gaming machines and 200 gaming tables. The firm wants investors to come in to help foot the bill as casino projects in the country need at least $2 billion in investment funds for deals to be approved and $1 billion has to be put in before the project can open. KN Cam Ranh Co. also indicates that it is prepared to bring in an international casino operator to run the complex, which will sit just about five minutes from the Cam Ranh International Airport and is planned to become a world-class destination.
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CalvinAyre.com’s Becky Liggero Fontana weighs in on the online gambling industry’s commitment to keeping the general public safe when it comes to responsible gaming and prevention of underaged gambling.
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It’s difficult to hide from the government, even for those who believe that cryptocurrency facilitates anonymity and virtual cloaking devices. The Department of Homeland Security acknowledges that it has a team working to track illegal crypto activity.
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This year, MiAC 2020 can boast an awesome collaboration with its friends and media partners – CPA.BY. It is the largest Belarusian community of arbitrage specialists that organizes meetings, educative meetups and get-together with never-ending conversations about traffic. Joint party will take place after the conference at Klumba Cocktail Bar at 6 Zybitskaya str., Minsk.
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Congratulations to Eric Afriat for winning the WPT Fallsview Main Event for $379,000! With 594 players, the tournament saw Afriat make it a third WPT title in his poker career. |
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Tough times never last,
