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Both new Singapore resorts meet CRA standards providing machines that are fair, secure and reliable.

More stores open as Marina Bay Sands resort continues to buzz.

New casinos in Singapore are also keeping the courts busy.

The $5.7 billion Mariana Bay Sands in Singapore will celebrate its grand opening on Wednesday.

Sammy Farha, best known for his runner-up performance against Chris Moneymaker in the 2003 World Series of Poker Main Event, won his third WSOP gold bracelet at approximately 7 a.m. PT on Tuesday. Farha's win netted the Lebanese-born professional gambler $488,241.

Man fined $2,000 for stealing woman's chips at Resorts World Sentosa.

World Cup gambling ring busted by Hong Kong police.

3,600 arrested in World Cup crackdown raids.

AGA President estimates revenue would drop in Asia casinos if smoking ban introduced.

Bursa Malaysia may probe Berjaya Corp's plan to purchase stake in Ascot Sports.

Harrah's hopeful opportunity will come to enter Macau market.

15 diners, who had to exit Marina Bay Sands via casino refuse to pay casino entry levy, suggests control act needs tweaking.

Government clampdown nets 3,430 arrests in 670 online gambling cases.

Men “the Master” Nguyen topped a field of 150 of the world’s best poker players to claim the $10,000 Seven-Card Stud World Championship (Event #10) at the World Series of Poker for his seventh career WSOP gold bracelet and $394,807 in the early-morning hours on Sunday.

The agreement calls for a 12,000-square-foot Playboy Club to be built on the top level of the Sands Macau.

Hong Kong police are prepped and ready to hunt down illegal bookies and websites during the World Cup.

Las Vegas Sands took a step toward restarting its Macau projects by closing $1.75 billion in financing through its Chinese subsidiary.

Man fined S$2,000 for stealing chips at Marina Bay Sands.

Recently opened resorts in Singapore have already collected $70 million in entry levies.

Macau's casino revenue continues its climb according to analysts.