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Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng, when tabling the Budget 2019 on Friday, said there will be a hike in taxes, fees and levy on the gaming industry, the first since 2005, which include casino license from RM120mil to RM150mil per annum. However, the number of special draws will be reduced by half.
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