(Bloomberg) -- The legalization of casinos in
several Asian countries will help, not hurt Macau, the only
Chinese city where casino gambling is legal, said Frank
Fahrenkopf, head of the biggest gaming organization in the U.S.
Having casinos in other Asian cities ``will get more people
exposed to gaming and will get more people interested in coming
to Macau,'' Fahrenkopf, president and chief executive officer of
the American Gaming Association, said in an interview on the
sidelines of a gaming trade show in Macau yesterday.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
several Asian countries will help, not hurt Macau, the only
Chinese city where casino gambling is legal, said Frank
Fahrenkopf, head of the biggest gaming organization in the U.S.
Having casinos in other Asian cities ``will get more people
exposed to gaming and will get more people interested in coming
to Macau,'' Fahrenkopf, president and chief executive officer of
the American Gaming Association, said in an interview on the
sidelines of a gaming trade show in Macau yesterday.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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