Macau Gaming Revenue Down 94.5% In August, Analyst Sees Rebound In September - Yahoo Finance

Macau, the world’s largest casino gambling hub, reported another abysmal month of numbers on Tuesday. Gross gaming revenue for the month of August was down 94.5%, slightly worse than consensus ... Read More

Macau Revenue Numbers Take Off In December - Poker News - CardPlayer.com

The Macau casino market continues to see some major revenue increases with December’s gross income numbers reaching $2.3 billion, an increase of 433% compared to the same month in 2022. December ... Read More

Macau to reopen after Covid-19 outbreak with gaming revenue at record low; gaming revenue fell 95% in July - The Star

Macau’s casinos suffered their worst month ever, with gaming revenue in July plunging to the lowest on record as the city cautiously eases Covid-19 curbs that have hammered the gambling hub. Read More

Galaxy Entertainment Defies The Odds With Solid Results As Macau Gaming Slows - Benzinga

After last year’s big post-pandemic rebound, the Macau government said it expects gaming revenue in the city to reach 216 billion patacas in 2024, up 18% from last year’s 183 billion patacas. Read More

Macau's casino industry snaps 26-month losing streak - CNN Business

Gaming revenues in the Chinese territory of Macau edged up slightly in August, snapping a 26-month losing streak that has hurt the casino industry and slammed the city's economy. Read More

Macau casinos seek upturn after worst year since 2004

Macau’s casinos posted their worst year since 2004 as China’s strict “zero COVID-19” policies wrought havoc on the gambling hub, although a recent loosening of COVID-19 pandemic curbs is fueling ... Read More

Macau Gaming Revenue Plunges 97% In April - Poker News - CardPlayer.com

Gross gaming revenue from Macau casinos plummeted in April, marking the biggest year-over-year drop in Macau’s gambling history. Macau casinos won $95 million from gamblers in April. The figures ... Read More

Macau gaming industry looks to new resorts for rebound

Macau's gaming industry is expected to remain depressed until at least the second half of next year when new resorts launch, after enduring one of the sharpest and most prolonged declines in ... Read More