Macau gambling suffers reversal of fortunes

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Macau is poised for its first full-year decline in gambling revenue after China’s corruption crackdown sent November revenue tumbling 20 per cent. Gambling revenue fell to 24.27 billion patacas ...

Macau's Casino Age. None of this answers the question of how Macau became a gambling Mecca to the entire world. In 2002, the new Macau government ended the state monopoly on gambling. They granted 6 casino licenses, including one to each of the following. Wynn Resorts; Las Vegas Sands The best of Bordeaux | South China Morning Post A reversal in weather conditions resulted in mixed ... I have never seen such a spectacular reversal of fortunes as in 2014," he says. ... ‘Secret contract’ by Macau casino to spy on workers ...

Macau’s Health Bureau has promised to “strictly enforce” its new smoking laws inside Macau’s casinos after revealing details of its plans to work alongside the local regulator, the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ), to monitor casino operations.