Don’t knock it until you try it. And the Philippines is on the forefront of that in regards to e-games, again boasting higher revenue for its gaming regulator derived from the online segment than its land-based counterpart. The regulator’s chairman lauds how the contributions are being spread around, contrasting cries for a shutdown of the sector. Meanwhile, land-based operations in the Philippines face continued pressure, with Okada Manila seeing its outlook cut by analysts amongst high competition. And in Macau, MGM China saw a record quarter, leveraging its market share by attracting high-quality VIPs.
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