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 nov25 Emperor’s satellite casino ceased operations on 30 October as part of citywide restructuring of satellite venues. Under  current rules , all satellite operations must either close or be integrated into their respective concessionaires by the end of December. Looking ahead, the company said it was “actively planning other entertainment and amusement facilities” to broaden the Grand Emperor Hotel’s future revenue base. It noted that it remained “optimistic” about Macao’s tourism potential – citing government policies and expanding global transport links – and said it would “continue enhancing its service offerings to capture the business opportunities. https://macaonews.org/news/business/macau-emperor-entertainment-results/

 nov25 O Governo estima que em 2026 as receitas brutas do jogo sejam de 236 mil milhões de patacas. A cifra está plasmada no orçamento para o próximo ano, remetido pelo Executivo à Assembleia Legislativa (AL) e já disponível no site do órgão. Em comparação com o valor inscrito no orçamento para este ano (228 mil milhões de patacas), a meta para o próximo ano implica um aumento de 3,5% nas receitas brutas de jogo – principal fonte das receitas da RAEM. Recorde-se que, entre Janeiro e Outubro deste ano, a indústria dos casinos já gerou 205 mil milhões de patacas. Neste período, o imposto sobre as receitas dos casinos representou 83,3% das receitas públicas. https://pontofinal-macau.com/2025/11/21/orcamento-para-2026-antecipa-236-mil-milhoes-de-patacas-em-receitas-do-jogo/ GGR projections omitted from Policy Address as CE urges caution G ross gaming revenue (GGR) pro jections were omitted for the first time in a Policy Address , with Chief Executive Sam Hou Fai stating that “careful c...

 nov26 The Macau government plans to review the progress made by the city’s six casino operators on both the gaming and non-gaming investments pledged under their concession contracts. The announcement was made on Tuesday by Macau’s Chief Executive, Sam Hou Fai (pictured), as part of his 2026 Policy Address delivered at the city’s Legislative Assembly. According to Mr Sam, officials will assess the concessionaires’ investment projects, the amounts already used, their fulfilment of social responsibilities, and their compliance with all legal obligations. The review is to cover the 2023–2025 period. The local authorities will also press operators to honour the pledges made when their current concessions were granted, including the delivery of planned gaming-related facilities and substantial non-gaming projects. Mr Sam said the local authorities aimed to encourage the casino sector to diversify its tourism offerings, urging companies to “develop varied tourism projects and products”....

 Jogo Actualizadas regras do Póquer de Três Cartas A partir de hoje, as concessionárias do jogo passam a estar sujeitas às novas regras para explorarem nos casinos o jogo Fortune Póquer de Três Cartas. A informação foi divulgada ontem, através de um despacho do secretário para a Economia e Finanças. De acordo com o documento oficial, o jogo é explorado em diferentes ca- sinos, mas agora passa a seguir um novo regulamento oficial, com regras diferentes que têm de respeitadas nas mesas de apostas. O Fortune Póquer de Três Cartas foi criado em 1994 e é uma modalidade de jogos de mesa em que o jogador aposta contra a casa, ao contrário do póquer em que os jogadores apostam uns contra os outros. A primeira vez que este jogo foi regulado em Macau foi em Junho de 2008. Ainda antes do final desse ano, o Governo fez uma nova actualização das regras, que estavam em vigor desde essa altura. HM 11/9/25

 nov25 Market sentiment, however, tells a different story. The Bloomberg Intelligence Index of Macau casino operators fell 10.3% in October, tracking investor caution over margins, regulatory scrutiny, and China’s slowing economy. The Hang Seng Index, meanwhile, slipped 3.5%, marking a fifth straight monthly decline. https://macaudailytimes.com.mo/macaus-gaming-recovery-outpaces-forecasts-despite-stormy-october.html

 ou25 Macau’s Judiciary Police recently cracked a fraud case involving gaming concessionaires, where four suspects utilized falsified bank account details to defraud two concessionaires of over HK$17.4 million (US$2.3 million) in “non-negotiable chips”. According to case details released by the Judiciary Police, the four arrested individuals comprise three Hong Kong residents (two males and one female) and one local Macau male. The suspects allegedly applied for gambling loans from four concessionaires in early October 2025, using forged electronic bank account balance documents – including a counterfeit HK$48 million balance statement from a Hong Kong bank -for gambling purposes. Two of the concessionaires declined to grant the loans, while the other two approved them. After obtaining the loans, the suspects withdrew the “non-negotiable chips” in multiple instalments and removed them from the casinos. One concessionaire reported the incident after detecting irregularities, claimin...