The opening of Japan’s casino market is the “big prize,” as operators look to new and emerging markets to offset declines elsewhere.

THE figures from the world’s more established casino markets do not make for pleasant reading.
Although a number of regulators have yet to publish their full-year figures for 2015, the suggestion is that they will show revenues have fallen. Although Nevada appeared to buck the trend last year, both Macau and Singapore suffered a significant drop in revenue.