Tourists visiting Myanmar this week have been reminded of the dangers of the un-regulated parts of the casino business inside the country, which is rife with criminality. Chinese-owned casinos in the region have been engaging increasingly in a number of unsavory and criminal behaviors. Most pertinent is the human trafficking...
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The NHS has doubled the number of gambling addiction clinics in response to rising demand...
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Members of the Betting and Gaming Council have pledged to donate all profits earned from...
A worker at Marina Bay Sands casino in Singapore found uncashed casino credit receipts on...
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Guardian Media Group has announced that it will stop showing advertising from gambling firms. Betting,...
Amidst a bitter dispute with Chinese-owned casinos situated on the Thailand-Myanmar border, Thai authorities cut...
The New Jersey Division of Gaming Enforcement (DGE) recently introduced new tools to address gambling-related...