Well, the technology for the ID check and facial recognition scans will be installed in all ATMs in Macau. But the security check will only apply to users whose cards were issued from the Chinese mainland.

There is and it’s completely valid. The strict policy was intended to combat money laundering in the territory, since in 2016, unauthorized China UnionPay transactions in Macau have reached MOP4.995 billion (US$626.5 million).

No need. The Macau government clarified that customers with bank cards issued in Macau and other regions do not need to undergo the stringent procedure. But this does not give anyone the right to do something stupid as all ATM transactions will be closely monitored. So if you’re clean, withdraw as you please and gamble away!

Macau intensifies its fight against money laundering in the territory by going directly at the source.

Taiwanese authorities have busted an illegal online gambling ring that catered to local gamblers as well as punters on the Chinese mainland.

UK online poker operator PKR has reportedly filed for administration after suspending online play earlier this week citing financial woes.

Maryland’s casinos have posted their second highest revenue month this year at $135.7m last April.

Cross Farm Park Celtic striker Lee Todd received the fastest red card in history when he said "Fuck me that was loud!" two seconds after the whistle to start the game was blown.

Grind: In gaming, it refers to performing mindlessly repetitive tasks in order to level up, to proceed in the game or get a valuable item.