Asia News - Page 37

Analysts predict increase in mobile betting, report published today says.

Investigation into players suspected in cricket spot-betting scam could take months.

An attorney representing Las Vegas Sands told the Nevada Supreme Court a Hong Kong businessman "did virtually nothing" to help the casino operator win a Macau gaming license.

Fallout from Pakistan cricket scandal continues, as Australian gaming ministers to review whether it is necessary to ban bets on Pakistan's cricket matches.

Singapore PM appears to caution Singaporeans to leave gambling to foreigners.

Pakistan dispatches three-man investigation team to London on foot of spot-betting allegations.

Angry cricket fans vent their fury by hurling vegetables at team bus in London and donkeys in Lahore, Pakistan.

Cricket thrown into major crisis after possible match-fixing by Pakistan cricket players uncovered.

Sands delay Macau opening due to labour shortage problems.

More casino revenue growth expected in Singapore by government estimates.

Taiwanese pop star has expensive fun at Marina Bay Sands.

Man who lost $26 million at Resorts World Sentosa contemplates legal action.

Israeli police have instructed Internet service providers to block access to overseas online gambling Web sites.

New chairman determined to root out crime links to sumo wrestling after recent gambling scandal.

160 Hong Kong based professionals arrested and bailed until next week, after raid on poker game.

Just published US State Dept. report cites Macau's potential for money laundering and terrorist financing activities as high.

Pagcor not allowing any further licences for new "gambling franchises".

Macau gaming revenues surged more than 70 percent in July while gaming revenues in Las Vegas are "showing no signs of turning around."

As predicted, gamblers are back in Macau casinos after the World Cup.

Merrill Lynch banker among eight charged for participating in illegal Hong Kong poker game.