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Japan hits pachinko harder than casinos will
Pachinko has lost two-thirds of its players since 1995, but revenue in ubiquitous, cacophonous parlors still tops US$30 billion. Continue reading
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Vietnam resists Trump team on US owned casino
US diplomats wanted Wall Street tycoon’s casino opened to Vietnamese gamblers Continue reading
Posted in Forbes.com, Ho Tram, Hong Kong On Air, Marc Kasowitz, Philip Falcone, ProPublica, Trump presidency, US business diplomacy, Vietnam casinos
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US sports betting would light Asia online fuse
US Supreme court decision to expand betting would open floodgates in Asia, experts say. Continue reading
Posted in Asia online gaming, Christie vs NCAA, Forbes.com, gaming payments, Hong Kong On Air, social casinos, sports betting, US banking rules
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US sports betting would light Asia online fuse
US Supreme court decision to expand betting would open floodgates in Asia, experts say. Continue reading
Posted in Asia online gaming, Christie vs NCAA, Forbes.com, gaming payments, Hong Kong On Air, social casinos, sports betting, US banking rules
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Japan will legalize casinos its own way
Las Vegas giants don’t like Japan’s proposed casino regulations, but they’ll have to play by house rules or find another game. Continue reading
Posted in Asia casinos, casino regulation, Forbes.com, gaming addiction, Hong Kong On Air, integrated resorts, Japan casino legalization, Japan politics, Shinzo Abe
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