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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.

Singapore enjoyed a bumper year for tourism, both numbers and receipts.

A new land law coming into effect will mean land for casinos will no longer be exempt from public tender.

If Japan ends its ban on casinos, South Korea needs to brace for the financial impact.

5, arrested since August for entering casino impersonating others, face court Tuesday.

Analysts believe Singapore's two casinos will produce gaming revenues of more than $5 billion in the Asian nation's first year of legalized gambling.

Macau government nabs $31 million in tax on casino junket promoter commissions.

Macau police clampdown on sex-trade, 122 women arrested for prostitution at The Venetian Macao.

Singapore will rise to become the Asia-Pacific region's second-largest casino market next year.

The question of whether Macau will cap slot-machine numbers remains unanswered.

Woman arrested for entering casino using foreign ID to avoid paying entrance fee.

Estimates put the numbers of Malaysians visiting Singapore casinos at 3000 per day.

Ambitious development plans by Las Vegas Sands were dealt a blow after the Macau government denied the company's application to build two casinos.

Another casino along the Cambodian border of Bavet has gone bust.