Macau gross gaming revenue soared 24% year over year in January to 22.6B patacas ($2.8B), according to data from the Gaming ...

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One of Macau's largest casinos closed its poker room, leaving just locations to play poker in the world's largest gambling market.

This crackdown is a vivid reminder of the persistent efforts required to combat illicit financial activities within the ...

Macau’s gaming revenue rose 24% in January, beating analyst estimates as casinos in the world’s biggest gambling hub ...

Authorities in Macau are clamping down on illegal money-exchange activities at the region’s casinos to prevent the capital outflow of money from China, and the unlawful exchange of money to gamblers ...

Macau has authorised 29 casino junkets to operate in 2026, marking a modest recovery for a sector once written off after ...

Macau’s casino industry showed resilience in April, with gaming revenue surpassing analyst estimates despite weeks of bad weather in southern China. Gross gaming revenue rose 26% from a year earlier ...

The crime of unlicensed money exchange in Macau for gambling purposes is increasingly being committed in a "covert" way, amid ...

Macau, the world’s largest gambling hub, is considering a sweeping ban on all gambling advertising, signalling a major shift in its regulatory approach. The proposed law seeks to prohibit all forms of ...