HONG KONG -- Chinese gaming stocks rose in Hong Kong on Tuesday, the day after the consultation period for draft regulations aimed at curbing players' spending ended.
Executives expect 'positive' final version of curbs on players' spending

Tencent and other Chinese video game companies saw their Hong Kong-listed shares jump on Jan. 23 amid optimism about proposed rules for the industry. © Reuters
HONG KONG -- Chinese gaming stocks rose in Hong Kong on Tuesday, the day after the consultation period for draft regulations aimed at curbing players' spending ended.