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Macau study links gaming reforms to closer alignment with national objectives

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A recent study says Macau’s gaming reforms and the near-elimination of junkets have shifted the sector towards mass-market business and stricter compliance, aligning it more closely with national objectives. The study’s findings are described in a news report; no research figures or publication details are given in the supplied text.

The reported shift in Macau’s gaming model is relevant to operators assessing the market’s regulatory and business direction.

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