Problem Gambling: How Japan Could Actually Become the Next Las Vegas
Problem Gambling: How Japan Could Actually Become the Next Las Vegas
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赌博问题：日本如何成为下一个拉斯维加斯
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2016
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Ted Johnson
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Jennifer Roberts;Ted Johnson
尽管随着时间的推移，在东京举办 2020 年夏季奥运会之前，拥有合法博彩的综合度假村似乎不太可能成为东京景观的一部分，但国际社会仍然对日本是否会实施监管体系来监管赌场式博彩抱有很大兴趣。 2001年，作为现代化博彩监管体系的一部分，澳门向外部公司开放赌场博彩业务。当时，人们相信澳门将成为下一个拉斯维加斯。就在许多由拉斯维加斯赌场巨头经营的新度假村开业几年后，澳门一度超越拉斯维加斯成为“博彩中心”。随着更严格的限制和打击腐败，澳门的博彩收入出现下降。当亚洲其他国家考虑或采用博彩监管体系时，人们通常认为它们可以成为
Although with each passing day it appears less likely that integrated resorts with legalized gaming will become part of the Tokyo landscape in time for the city’s hosting of the summer Olympics in 2020, there is still substantial international interest in whether Japan will implement a regulatory system to oversee casino-style gaming. In 2001, Macau opened its doors for outside companies to conduct casino gaming operations as part of its modernized gaming regulatory system. At that time, it was believed that Macau would become the next Las Vegas. Just a few years after the new resorts opened, many operated by Las Vegas casino company powerhouses, Macau surpassed Las Vegas as the “gambling center” at one point. With tighter restrictions and crackdowns on corruption, Macau has since experienced declines in gaming revenue. When other countries across Asia have either contemplated or adopted gaming regulatory systems, it is often believed that they could become the