Thailand Competes with Macau with Casino Legalization

The potential $15.1 billion market in Thailand might be opened up by the initiative to legalize gambling, which would bring new dynamics to the gaming sector in the area. The CLSA analysts have concluded that the casino concessionaires in Macau face "more opportunities than threats" due to this noteworthy development.

The first entertainment complex in Thailand might open its doors by 2029, according to a 100-page study by analysts Jeffrey Kiang, Naphat Chantaraserekul, and Leo Pan. This bodes well for the country's budding gaming industry, which is expected to draw significant investment.

According to casino tutorials and news sites, the gambling business in Macau is projected to remain resilient despite the possible inflow of Chinese visitors. Chinese visitors represent a vital demographic in Thailand's post-COVID tourism rebound. This is due to the essential differences between the tourism offered in Macau and Thailand.

Mirage Casino to Give Out $1.6 Million Before It Closes

As the world-famous Mirage Casino in Las Vegas prepares to shut its doors for good next week, it is offering away more than $1.6 million in cash. The casino will close on Wednesday, July 17, but the unclaimed progressive prizes must be given out.

The casino has announced that from now until July 11th, players may win a guaranteed $200,000 daily from the slot machines. On July 12 and 13, $250,000 will be handed away, followed by $100,000 on July 16. The jackpots for the table games will add another $400,000. 

According to state law, winners of progressive jackpots in Nevada must collect their winnings before the casino shuts.  

Arizona Diamondbacks Make History in Win Against Dodgers

On Wednesday night, the Los Angeles Dodgers were utterly defeated by the Arizona Diamondbacks, who pounded them 12-4. At first glance, it is a respectable victory over a rival from the same division. However, upon closer inspection, it becomes apparent that this was an unprecedented display of baseball's greatness.

Once in Major League Baseball history, a club allowed numerous home runs before recording an out. However, they shut out their opponent for the remainder of the game, ultimately winning by eight runs or more.

Freddie Freeman and Teoscar Hernandez each hit home runs in the first inning, leading to four runs for Los Angeles versus Arizona. With a 4-1 deficit after the first inning, Arizona rallied to win with runs in the fourth, fifth, sixth, eighth, and ninth innings.