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South Korean government investigating civil servant gambling allegations.

About 25 million people visited Macau in 2010 and 50 percent of them visited from China.

A Happiness Index Study showed casino staff scored as the unhappiest among Macau's surveyed workforce.

Malaysian maid reportedly wins HK$30 mil in local lottery.

Belle Corp. confirms it intends to bid if the government decides to see through plan on privatizing PAGCOR.

New railway will boost day visitors to Macau.

Belle Corp. has now officially engaged Leisure and Resorts World Corp. and Asia Pacific Gaming of Macau to run it's Pagcor city casino.

Authorities move to prevent Singapore casinos from publicizing jackpot wins.

More charges add in case of 5 men who allegedly used fake chips at Singapore casino.

Syrian Casino which opened on Dec 24, 2010 may not survive for long.

Singapore speeds up process for issuing Family Exclusion Orders that prevent problem gamblers entering casinos.

Five Indian nationals stand accused of allegedly using fake casino chips at the Marina Bay Sands casino.

A new casino has quietly opened in Damascus, despite not having an "official" license.

Gaming revenues in Macau were up 66 percent in December and almost 58 percent for 2010.

The online poker room has released the schedule for the Macau Poker Cup, which will take place in February at the Grand Lisboa Casino.

Daughter of Taiwanese actor to plead guilty to stealing casino chips from Resorts World Sentosa.

Marina Bay Sands to launch world's first ArtScience museum Feb. 17, 2011.

MGM Resorts said the MGM Grand Macau had its best three-month period ever, earning operating income of $61 million.

Belle may seek Asia Pacific Gaming help in operating The Belle Grand Manila Bay.

Revenue predicted to double next year to $5.5 billion in Singapore's casino success story.