Wynn opens up new Casino on Macau

Looks like Macau is becoming the worlds next big casino hotspot, and Stephen Wynn is there to be a part of it.

American gaming mogul Stephen Wynn was ready to throw open the doors of his new US$1.2 billion (€930 million) casino to gamblers Wednesday in Macau — the Chinese territory that seeks to rival the Las Vegas Strip as the world's epicenter for gambling.

The sleek Wynn Macau casino with a sloping roof is a key part of Macau's bid to transform itself from a second-rate spot for day-tripping gamblers to a major global tourist destination with luxury hotels, resorts, shows and convention centers.

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