The 41 casinos in Macau reportedly saw the share of aggregated third-quarter gross gaming revenues they amassed from VIP baccarat players decrease by some 16.4% year-on-year to just over $737.7 million. According to a report from Inside Asian Gaming citing official information from the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau regulator, this drop meant that only around 31.5% of the city’s aggregated gross gaming revenues for the three months to the end of September had come from high-rollers at the baccarat tables. The source detailed that this fall was largely blamed on a range of new cross-border travel restrictions recently put...