Melco's Macau GGR fell 10% year-on-year to US$1.17 billion with EBITDA down 24%, underscoring the breadth of the Macau demand slowdown for the city's operators.

Seaport analysts now expect full-year 2026 Macau GGR growth below 1% despite record visitor arrivals, with high-end demand weakening.

The loss points to easing Las Vegas pricing power heading into a softer convention and leisure calendar.

A judicial outcome could reshape Latin America's largest regulated betting market.

The government-directed contribution keeps casino concessionaires on the hook for non-gaming and diversification commitments.

The refinancing gives the Macau unit fresh liquidity as the market's revenue outlook dims.

Weak gaming and spending trends are filtering into the territory's headline economic output.

The Philippine listed online gaming operator's attributable net income fell 155% year-on-year.

Findings could feed into tighter EU-wide rules on gambling ad targeting on major platforms.

The relaunch follows changes to Melco's sales team and a pivot toward a lower-spending player base.

Regulators are widening the state's online sports betting product set to racing-derived wagers.

The Sands-linked ownership stake deepens ties between casino interests and Texas sports franchise politics.

Investors are watching how much Macau softness weighs on the operator's quarterly performance.

The tax hike will squeeze operator margins in one of Europe's more mature iGaming markets.

The Macau integrated resort operator reported alongside parent Melco, with both citing softer Macau performance in the quarter.

Cooling online volumes come as regulators and legislators keep a close watch on the Philippine iGaming sector.

October GGR rose about 50% month-on-month on the operator's online brand.

The two foreigner-only operators notched gains despite broader regional weakness in gaming revenue.