Thailand’s New Casino Law Aims to Attract Tourists from Around the World
The World’s Most Affordable Vacation Spot Is About to Get a High-Stakes Upgrade
BRB, Moving to Thailand 🛫✨
The first time one of my friends went to Thailand, she came back with a tan, a Sak Yant tattoo (classic), and a story about a $4 beachfront massage that honestly changed her life. I’ve never been there, but I’ve heard the same thing over and over: once you get there, it’s paradise on clearance. Flights? Painful. But once you land, you’re basically royalty on $40 a day. Which is why I’m absolutely glued to the casino news coming out of Thailand right now.
Galaxy Entertainment Group is considering investing billions of dollars in the proposed casino and entertainment complex in Bangkok.
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— Bangkok Post (@BangkokPostNews) March 21, 2025
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Not Your Typical Go-To Slot Machine
The country is inching closer to legalizing casinos—and no, not just a couple of sad slot machines in the back of a gas station, but actual entertainment megaplexes with hotels, amusement parks, convention centers, and yes, a sleek little cash casino area that takes up no more than 10% of the space. Chic.
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According to Economic Times India, more than 80% of people surveyed are into the idea. Thai citizens would have to meet strict financial requirements to gamble (smart), but for tourists? The baccarat table is basically being rolled out on a red carpet for those willing to travel.
Big Names Are Rolling In
But still—Thailand is putting itself on the casino news map in a major way. The big dogs like MGM Resorts and Las Vegas Sands already have their ears perked up about the happenings in Thailand and see it as a fresh, sunny alternative to the instability in Macau, according to Economic Times India.
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With the global gambling industry pulling in over $263 billion last year, Thailand’s looking to get in on it. Imagine playing a virtual casino game poolside while sipping a coconut… That’s the vision. And if you can’t hop on a 17-hour flight just yet? Same. But the good news is you don’t need a passport to win big. Try your luck at our online casino from wherever you are.
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