The three casinos in Massachusetts will be able to resume operations around the clock on Monday, Jan. 25. The curfew began in early Nov. ...
Restrained return for Chilean casinos following coronavirus closures
The collection of eleven private and state-run casinos in Chile reportedly chalked up aggregated gross gaming revenues of $5.9 million last month and paid roughly $1.8 million in combined taxes. According to a Wednesday report from SBC Americas, casinos in the South American nation began re-opening from November 19 after being closed some eight ...
Macau casinos experience promising start to January
The 39 casinos in Macau have reportedly seen their aggregated gross gaming revenues for the first ten days of January trend considerably higher when compared with the same period last month. According to a report from Inside Asian Gaming, this encouraging development was revealed by international brokerage Sanford C Bernstein Limited after casinos in ...
Colorado casinos prepare for higher betting limits and new games
In Colorado, City Council members of gambling towns have elected to increase betting limits and allow new games, after Amendment 77 was passed into law last year. Amendment 77 allowed the cities to decide to do away with a $100 wager cap along with adding new games, as long as the titles are approved ...
Macau casinos benefitting from mass-market business
The 39 casinos in Macau could at long last be about to begin recovering from their coronavirus-induced downturns after seeing aggregated fourth-quarter mass-market gross gaming revenues reach the ‘highest level on record.’ According to a report from Inside Asian Gaming, this is the view of financial services giant JP Morgan even as the former ...
Seoul casinos to remain shuttered until at least January 17
The four foreigner-only casinos located in and around the South Korean capital of Seoul are reportedly set to remain closed for at least another two weeks after local authorities extended a range of strict coronavirus-related social distancing measures. According to a report from Inside Asian Gaming, the decision means that the Seven Luck Casino-branded ...
Revenue losses caused by ongoing coronavirus pandemic forces Navajo Nation to lay off 1,100-plus workers at casinos in Arizona and New Mexico
In Arizona and New Mexico, more than 1,100 workers at Navajo Nation-operated casinos were temporarily laid off on New Year’s Day due to prolonged closures caused by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The decision was announced on Thursday night by the federally recognized tribe’s business arm, Navajo Nation Gaming Enterprise, saying that the lack of ...