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  2. Macau police question junket mogul Chau after China city ...

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    Macau said police were questioning Alvin Chau on Saturday, after a Chinese city issued an arrest warrant for the junket mogul, accusing him of operating gambling activities in mainland China. The ...

  3. Gambling in Macau - Wikipedia

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    The main casino operators in Macau are SJM Holdings, Galaxy Entertainment Group and Las Vegas Sands with respective revenues of 9.7, 4.8, and 4.2 billion in 2011. [14] A form of VIP contractual system called the junket trade operates in Macau. [9]: 9 Junket agents recruit high rollers to Macau and advance the high rollers credit for gambling.

  4. Paul Phua - Wikipedia

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    Phua has a career as a VIP junket operator in Macau and was an ambassador for San Marino to Montenegro. [2] In 2006, he worked with Steve Wynn who opened Wynn Macau and expanded Wynn's business. He regularly hosts high stakes gambling where he allegedly built up a net worth of USD$10 billion. [3]

  5. UPDATE 1-Ex-Macau junket boss appears in court on illegal ...

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    Former Macau junket tycoon Alvin Chau appeared in court in the world's biggest gambling centre on Friday to face more than 200 charges including illegal gambling activities, running a criminal ...

  6. Alvin Chau - Wikipedia

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    Chau is the founder and CEO of Suncity, the largest junket operator in Macau. [2]: 303 At times, the company controlled almost 50% of the VIP gaming business in Macau. [2]: 303 Chau is a former member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference's Guangdong Provincial Committee.

  7. The Darker Side of Gaming in Macau - AOL

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    Gambling in Macau has long been known as a somewhat seedy business. Stanley Ho, the man who ran a gambling monopoly in Macau for four decades, was often linked to organized crime. MGM Resorts (NYS ...

  8. Wan Kuok-koi - Wikipedia

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    Wan was released from prison on 1 December 2012 and soon re-entered the casino junkets business. [ 7 ] [ 8 ] [ 9 ] In October 2017, he was part of the initial coin offering of a cryptocurrency , Dragon Coin, by a Macau-based hotel and casino corporation, Macau Dragon Group, intended to serve mainland Chinese gamblers in Macau alongside the ...

  9. China's Secret Billion-Dollar Money Laundering Scheme

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    Gamblers borrow renminbi, China's currency, from a junket in Mainland China, and the junket gets chips from Macau casinos for the player to gamble with. Once the chips are played, the winnings are ...