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Crown Resorts Deploys AI GameScanner to Elevate Player Protection Standards

Australia’s Crown Resorts has taken a significant step forward in enhancing player safety by deploying GameScanner, an advanced artificial intelligence (AI) system developed by Mindway AI, across its gaming floors. This marks the largest physical implementation of such technology globally—and the first of its kind in Australia—underscoring Crown’s commitment to safe and sustainable gaming practices.



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Galaxy Entertainment and UFC Forge Four-Year Partnership in Macau

Macau’s entertainment scene is set for a major boost as Galaxy Entertainment Group Ltd announced a four-year strategic partnership with the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC). The deal will bring three UFC Fight Night events to the Galaxy Arena at Galaxy Macau between 2026 and 2029, making it a central stage for combat sports in Asia.



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Suntrust Injects US$56 Million to Speed Up Westside City’s LETX Resort

Suntrust Resort Holdings Inc. completed a US$56 million cash subscription for 400 million common shares—equivalent to a 40% ownership—in Westside Bayshore Holding Corp. (WBHC). The move is part of a broader strategic alliance with Travellers International Hotel Group Inc., Westside City Inc., and Entertainment City Resorts Corp., aimed at expediting the completion of the “now-expanded” Westside integrated resort at Entertainment City in Parañaque, Metro Manila.



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Online Gaming: A Pillar for Public Service in the Philippines

In the first seven months of 2025, the Philippines' licensed online gaming sector generated ₱69 billion in license fees, with ₱41 billion from electronic games (e‑games) and ₱28 billion from offerings like e‑bingo and bingo grantees. According to PAGCOR Chairman and CEO Alejandro Tengco, these revenues have become crucial for funding social initiatives such as education, healthcare, and community development, underscoring the sector’s status as a leading “nation‑building” revenue source.



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Grand Korea Leisure’s Casino Sales Drop 15% in August Amid Tourism Headwinds

Grand Korea Leisure (GKL) reported a 15% year-on-year decline in casino sales for August 2025, with revenue falling to KRW 35.08 billion (approximately US $25.4 million). This pullback signals a softer-than-expected summer season and may reflect shifting travel patterns or increased regional competition.