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Typhoon Ragasa costs Galaxy $18M in 3Q, premium play to shine in 4Q

Typhoon Ragasa costs Galaxy $18 million in 3Q25 but strong premium play and VIP demand are expected to lift fourth quarter performance.

Macau expecting up to 39M visitors in 2025: tourism authority

Macau tourism authorities forecast up to 39 million visitors for 2025, nearing Macau’s pre-COVID peak amid strong visitation and cross-border synergy.

Kevin Mullally steps down as CEO of the UAE’s gaming regulator

Kevin Mullally resigns as CEO of UAE’s gaming regulator GCGRA; Chairman Jim Murren takes over as interim leader.

Digiplus profit drops 59% in 3Q25 amid tighter online gambling rules

DigiPlus’ 3Q25 profit plunges 59% as Philippine regulators tighten rules and e-wallet delinking disrupts online gaming activity.

AGEM Index increased by just 0.6% m-o-m in October

The Association of Gaming Equipment Manufacturers Index saw a small increase in October from the month before, rising by just 0.6%. However, compared to one year ago, the index was up by 27.6%.

Light & Wonder sees 78% rise in net income for 3Q25, with strong Gaming segment results

Gaming equipment and services group Light & Wonder has announced a 78% increase in net income for 3Q25,, hitting $114 million amongst revenue increases in its Gaming and iGaming segments.

Galaxy sees strong gains in 3Q25, despite Typhoon Ragasa, with a positive outlook for growth

Galaxy Entertainment Group saw healthy increases in its financial results for the third quarter, despite being affected by Typhoon Ragasa which resulted in a 33 hour closure of all Macau casinos.

Thailand forming task force for online gambling and scam-linked transactions

Thailand is setting up a special task force to track illegal money transfers tied to gambling and scams amid concern over Baht strength.

China to execute Myanmar casino mafia leaders in major scam crackdown

Five members of Myanmar’s Bai clan sentenced to death as China targets cross-border gambling syndicates.

Indonesian minister: not enough being done to stop online gambling

A top Indonesian minister has said that the nation’s efforts to crack down on online gambling have not been effective enough.

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