Low taxation on gross gaming revenue (GGR) gives Cambodia an edge over other regional gaming markets, enabling local gaming operators to offer more incentives to attract players in the lower bracket, said Daniel Li (pictured, centre), an advisor to the Cambodia Commercial Gambling Management Commission.
He made the remarks during a Tuesday panel discussion on emerging markets at the Global Gaming Expo (G2E) Asia 2024, a regional casino trade show and conference in Macau.
“One of the advantages Cambodia has over its neighbours is the low tax on GGR,” he indicated. “We have 4 percent on VIP… and the mass market is 7 percent, compared to Vietnam, which is about 35 percent, and Singapore, which is about 18 percent and 22 percent.”
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