Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: International operators await details on Thai casino law
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Good morning. International operators have their sights set on Thailand, but as the legislative process drags on, even more questions are arising. The criteria for the selection of companies to operate the country’s first ‘entertainment complexes’ is still very much being formulated. But that’s not stopping teams on the ground. Meanwhile, four locations have been chosen as the nation’s potential first cities for casino development, with some being more attractive than others. And in the Philippines, the nation is working hard to maintain its non-grey list status with the FATF, pushing for better AML and compliance.
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International operators waiting on final version of casino law
Thailand has been taking steady steps to move forward with legislation for the first legal casinos in the country. But international operators are getting a bit antsy, eager to capitalize on the new market and the opportunities it brings. A top legal expert questions what criteria will be used in selecting the bidding companies, while noting that some locations will be much more attractive than others.?
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Thailand's casino market holds great potential, but regulatory clarity is key. Looking forward to seeing how this unfolds!