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Jockey Club signs Guangzhou tourism MoU

The agreement centers on linking racecourses in Hong Kong and Guangzhou under a "Two Cities, Three Racecourses" model, with international-standard racing due to start at Conghua Racecourse in October.

2 min read • Mar 18 • By Shaan Khan

Asia Pioneer Entertainment issues positive profit alert

The Hong Kong-listed gaming supplier said full-year revenue is expected to rise about 30% in 2025. It also said the figures remain subject to audit committee review ahead of final results this month.

1 min read • Mar 12 • By Shaan Khan

Financial Casino + 1 more

IEC completes first HK$800m tranche of DigiPlus convertible notes deal

Subscription agreement advances; full conversion would give subscriber 53.9% stake.

1 min read • Mar 4 • By Keih Ma

Financial Land Based + 1 more

International Entertainment shareholders approve DigiPlus convertible notes deal

EGM vote clears path for DigiPlus-backed subscription that could result in a 53.89% controlling stake.

1 min read • Feb 27 • By Shaan Khan

Casino Online + 1 more

Hub88 expands 155.io partnership with launch of CCTV-based live game

New Rush Hour title uses real-time traffic footage and computer vision tracking to create a live predictive betting format.

1 min read • Feb 26 • By Shaan Khan

Financial Land Based + 1 more

International Entertainment revenue climbs 71.5% to HK$458.9m

Hong Kong-listed International Entertainment Corporation narrowed its interim loss by 9.7% despite a 40.4% drop in hotel revenue, as expanded Manila casino operations drove strong top-line growth.

1 min read • Feb 26 • By Shaan Khan

Casino Marketing + 2 more

Century Entertainment signs new operating agreement for Asia Pacific gaming apps

The JV Company will develop and monetize up to 10 mobile gaming apps under a new three-year operating agreement with WPT.

1 min read • Feb 24 • By Keih Ma

The Scales of Justice next to someone rolling dice at a casino table

Legal & Regulatory Land Based + 5 more

Can countries actually afford not to legalise gambling anymore?

As gambling operators continue to bring in millions, sometimes billions, in revenue each year, local governments are having to choose between loosening cultural laws or going without the extra funding.

6 min read • Feb 23 • By Megan Elswyth