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55,000 Gambling Websites Blocked by Thailand as Part of Wider World Cup Crackdown

Thailand’s Ministry of Digital Economy and Society has blocked over 55,000 online URLs associated with gambling within less than a...

The Korea Casino Association has requested the government of South Korea’s Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism to revise its...

Sands China Ltd’s second-quarter property EBITDA miss was described by analysts as too large to overlook, even as the Macau...

China remains the main target of illegal gambling networks operating across Southeast Asia, according to a new United Nations report....

Inspire Entertainment Resort will debut a new entertainment space in Incheon this October, when it hosts the World Poker Tour’s...

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has issued new guidance urging banks and other financial institutions it supervises to tighten anti-money...

Nepal’s proposed Tourism Bill has drawn a large number of amendments from lawmakers, with casino-related provisions emerging as one of...

The United Arab Emirates is developing its casino market around regulation, tourism integration, and controlled access rather than broad gaming...

Hokkaido is set to send out a new questionnaire this quarter on the topic of an integrated resort with a...

A gambling website based overseas has been taking illegal bets on the FIFA World Cup matches from punters in Singapore,...