74 Gaming
The
billions
race
Dizzying spending
goes on at
Macau casinos
C
a
sh continued to flow into In accumulated terms, the first two with a market share of nearly 32 per-
Macau’s casinos at record lev- months of 2010 generated gross revenues cent, followed by Sands China with 20
els last month. of over MOP27.3 billion (US$3.412 bil- percent.
February figures reveal that revenue lion), more than the combined revenues Steve Wynn regained the third spot
into the gaming sector rose 70 percent of the first half of 2009. with a share of around 15 percent, fol-
in what was just a 28 day month, taking February also marked a new daily lowed by Melco/PBL with 14 percent.
monthly gross revenues to over MOP13.4 revenue record with more than MOP1 Galaxy Resorts and MGM are next on
billion and a setting a new daily-revenue billion (US$125 million) coming in on the list with, respectively, ten percent
record of over MOP1 billion. a single day. and nine percent.
The latest cash-flow bonanza fol- Data compiled by Lusa news agen- In February, all operators declared
lows an all-time MOP14 billion monthly cy shows that Stanley Ho Hung Sun’s gross revenues in excess of MOP1 bil-
record set in January. SJM maintained the leading position lion (US$125 million).
Gaming Results: Gross Revenue In Million MOP (1HKD:1.03MOP)
14,000
13,937
13,400
*
12,600 12,215
12,000
11,268
11,347
10,943
10,000
9,531 9,570
0
8,799
8,269
8,000
7,912
8,34
6,000
4,000
2,000
0
Feb 09 Mar 09 Apr 09 May 09 Jun 09 Jul 09 Aug 09 Sep 09 Oct 09 Nov 09 Dec 09 Jan 10 Feb 10
*
estimated
March 2010
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