the gambling situation in Japan

Hello everyone.
Today, I would like to share the Japanese casino situation.
In Japan, there is no land casino that anyone can play at present.
Last year, the "IR bill" passed deliberation in the Diet.
From now on, integrated resorts will be built in various areas, and land casinos will be built in them.
I think that online casinos will be developed as preliminary exercises of the land casinos.
Currently, there are a large number of overseas travelers, so integrated resorts are expected to thrive.
I think more and more online casinos will spread, so I would like to keep in mind to create great online casino sites.
Well then everyone.
Goodbye to this day today

Thanks for the useful info !!!

Thank you drifter8
Thank you very much from now on.
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Originally Posted by BigwinGetter

Hello everyone.
Today, I would like to share the Japanese casino situation.
In Japan, there is no land casino that anyone can play at present.
Last year, the "IR bill" passed deliberation in the Diet.
From now on, integrated resorts will be built in various areas, and land casinos will be built in them.
I think that online casinos will be developed as preliminary exercises of the land casinos.
Currently, there are a large number of overseas travelers, so integrated resorts are expected to thrive.
I think more and more online casinos will spread, so I would like to keep in mind to create great online casino sites.
Well then everyone.
Goodbye to this day today

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Hello BigwinGetter,

Nice to meet you!

Thank you for sharing the situation in Japan.

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I bet (no pun intended) it's going to be a tough market to navigate, but it feels like it's going to be popular there.

Asians die for betting :) It is definite and obvious fact, but regarding regulations it might be tough. But if you have not tried, it will be like " Do not play that slots, I heard it is not paying out :)) ".

Thanks for the update

That's what I think, too.

Hello everyone
Today I would like to talk about gambling in Japan.
Japan has the following public gambling and is permitted to operate by the government.
Bicycle race, horse racing, boat race, auto race, lottery, sports lottery etc
These sales will be approximately $ 103.1 billion in 2017.
On the other hand, there are non-official gambling called "pachinko" and "pachislot".
Even though these sales are not recognized, sales in fiscal 2017 will reach $ 170 billion.
The recently popular online casino "Hawaiian Dream" is one of the models created based on "Pachislot" in Japan.
In 2018, Japan's "pachinko" and "pachislot" are subject to various regulations from the government, and those players are expected to decrease in the future.
It is currently not recognized by the government that companies in Japan conduct online casinos.
Overseas online casino companies in Japan "pachinko" "pachislot"
I think the first step in directing players to online casinos is to create some online casinos like "Hawaiian Dream".


see you
goodbye

Connie
Thank you very much.
If there is time, I will post it on my site.
Thank you.
BigwinGetter

Wow this is such great information. Thanks! It's time to delve more on the Japanese market

Thank you very much.
Thank you for your favorite.

Hello everyone
Today I would like to talk about the gambling situation in Japan.
Similar to online casinos, Japanese gambling "Pachislot" is popular among young people.
"Pachislot" is gambling that is not officially recognized.
So why is there more than 10,000 "Pachislo shops" in Japan?
In Japan, it is not permitted to exchange medals earned in "Pachislot" directly for cash in "Pachislot" stores.
How are the slotters fleeing the law?
First, replace the medal obtained in "Pachislot" with other goods (eg Cigarette lighter stone) at "Pachislot shop".
Next, I buy it at the buy shop located on the same site as the "Pachislo shop" and sell it for money.
This is legally a gray area part.


Well, everyone
goodbye

Who anyone interested about situation in Japanese / Asian gambling i am strongly recommended this magazine:
https://www.asgam.com/index.php/japan/

@Moonlightcat - thx for the info, it is a very good and informative site. I will like to make just one big explanation.

There is a practie in Japan and Korea, very similar to siesta in Spain ( there they party form Friday after workd till Sunday before midnight).

In the upmentioned countries they have such things, but going to play live gambling and visiting such places to play it the whole weekend.

The mentality of Asian players is very, very different than the European, Australian or South American ones. They just play for fun and play a lot.

Anyone who is attending regularly land-based casinos can confirmt, that I am right :))

The Japanese market is also from now on.
I also create content while enjoying online casinos.

We expect more players to increase, but it's subtle even if the IR bill passes.

Thank you for the useful information! It is a good idea to enter the Japanese online casino market! :joy:

Thank you for sharing this information with us, thank you very much.

Pachinko and slots are popular in Japan

I think if there are similar games in casinos, they will be popular

@BigwinBetter you're the MVP! This could be huge if some restrictions are lifted in the future! Do you know of any pachislots that are operating online?