The Macau SAR Government proposed a bill that would make concessionaires the sole entities authorized to issue gaming credits. As Inside Asian Gaming reports, the bill would prohibit casino management companies to issue such credits and any violation would impose multiple penalties, including the maximum MOP$5 million (US$615,000) fine for any breach if the bill is passed.

Entitled Entities:

The bill titled Legal Regime of credit concession for Gambling in Casinos reportedly provides the legal ground to make the concessionaires the exclusive credit provider. If the bill is passed and signed into law, casino management firms would no longer be allowed to issue such credits. The legislation would prohibit casino management entities to issue gaming credits, but it woul…

This concern has finally made it to the very top of the organizaiton, with the AFL chief executive, Gillon McLachlan, acknowledging that there seem to be too many gambling ads currently permeating the sport.

AFL Boss Suggests Organization Doubling Down on Gambling Restrictions

His remarks come at a time when there has been growing opposition to gambling advertisements in the AFL and other sports, with academics, politicians, researchers, and consumers all calling for sports bodies to do the right thing and suspend gambling advertisements altogether.

Yet, this presents its own challenges, as many sports clubs and competitions have grown too reliant on…

Stakelogic invites players to an unforgettable adventure in its newest slot release, Pigeon Hut. The chaos is everywhere, even in the urban town – and the main mess-makers are lovely pigeons. 

Messy pigeons and great rewards:

When the reel is spun, the real chaos begins. On a unique grid with only two reels, the player can win fantastic prizes – if only they aren’t afraid of pigeons. And chaos. Each grid is independent and can be spun on its own. There are 40 paylines on each grid, so it’s …

A YouTuber named Victorstk says that he’s fixed his Joy-Con drift permanently, and now you can too. In a lengthy video, Victorstk (also known as VK) discusses many of the suspected causes for the joystick drift that has impacted the Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers on a massive scale, noting that his alleged fix is the only one that seems to work permanently.

While VK’s video is well put-together, as usual with these sort of claims, it’s best to regard them with a grain of salt, or perhaps a spoonful. Still, VK’s fix–which is placing a 1 mm piece of paper or card stock on top of one area of the Joy-Con after taking it apart–is substantially less invasive than sending the Joy-Con to Nintendo, or attempting to replace the stick yourself.

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