Contents June 2021


SOUTH AMERICA BRAZIL P06


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Brazilian market gaming expert says that the new tax rate on sports betting will be based on Gross Gaming Revenue as opposed to turnover.


PANAMA P06 SYNOT is expanding its global activities into


the Panama market with the first installation of cabinets on a trial basis earlier this year.


COLOMBIA P06


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Following the acquisition of a majority stake in Alfabet in December 2020, WilliamHill.co has gone live in Colombia.


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NORTH AMERICA VIRGINIA P18


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NEVADA P20


Genting Malaysia has been granted approval from the Nevada Gaming Commission to open Resorts World Las Vegas on June 24.


FLORIDA P22


In a deal worth up to $20bn over 30 years the Florida Senate has allowed the Seminole Tribe to offer sports betting.


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Reports Germany


Germany: Fourth time lucky? Report: P48 Germany’s fourth attempt at creating a regulated and EU compliant gambling regulation comes into force this summer, opening up the online market.


Software: the essential element in performance Insight: P52 Andres Garcia, Head of Software DevOps at gaming specialist technology provider Quixant, explains why embedded software is so critical to performance.


Sports betting: Everybody wants a slice Interactive P88 In a series of features and interviews, G3 explores today’s sports betting dynamic across all industry segments ahead of the Summer of Sport.


Report Brazil Sports Betting


Brazil: Te devil you know Report P67 With legalised sports betting imminent the gambling market in Brazil is about to see one of its most significant changes in years. G3 charts progress thus far.


EMEA


SPAIN P08 First quarter revenues sank as Spanish operator


Codere confirmed its creditors have green-lit proposals to take control of the business.


GREECE P10 Mohegan Gaming has put a two year delay on


the opening of Inspire Athens, pushing the timeline to 2026 for the US1.6bn resort.


MONACO P12 Following the cancellation of this year's event,


the European Casino Association has announced new dates for EDC 2022.


ASIA & OCEANIA


AUSTRALIA P24 Crown Resorts has rejected a takeover bid from


private equity and hedge fund group Blackstone, while favouring a proposal from Star.


JAPAN P24 Galaxy Entertainment and SBM have pulled out


of the race to be Yokohama's preferred casino partner for one of Japan's three casino licences.


MACAU P23 Moody's predict Macau’s economy could


rebound back to pre-Covid-19 levels by 2024, though the journey could be a rough one.


WIRE / PULSE / INSIGHT / REPORTS P3


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