Gaming Industry Data (PhP)
PAGCOR operated (total) Table games Slots
Junket
In-house bingo Poker
Licensed Casinos (total) Entertainment City Fiesta Clark
Other Licensees (total) Bingo
Electronic games Electronic Sabong
TOTAL INDUSTRY GGR
2019 37.1bn
12.5bn 16.5bn 7.8bn
180.1m 79.8m
181.3bn 167.1bn 2bn
12.1bn 32.2bn
26.1bn 6bn
- 256.4bn
Perlas. Te Integrated Resort is owned and operated by pachinko manufacturer Universal Entertainment Corporation Japan via its subsidiary Tiger Resort Leisure and Entertainment. Te resort saw 4.3 million visitors during the first nine months of 2023 compared to 2.8 million the same period in 2022. In 2019 resort visitors topped six million.
GGR in 2019 amounted to PhP39.7bn of which PhP19.8bn came from VIP table games, PhP9.6bn from mass market table games and PhP10.2bn from slots. Te first nine months of 2023 saw total revenues at the Okada reach PhP38bn compared to PhP25.6bn for the same period in 2022. EBITDA was PhP9.9bn.
In early 2022 the Okada Manila started offering online gaming to all its registered clients in the Philippines whilst the casino has an ongoing legal battle with a group under Kazuo Okada who illegally occupied the resort between May and September 2022 until they were removed by PAGCOR.
NEWPORT WORLD RESORTS
NEWPORT WORLD RESORTS was opened back in 2009 under the name of Resorts World Manila and was the first large scale IR in Manila. It is located across from the Ninoy Aquino airport and although it is outside of the Entertainment City area it comes under the remit.
P44 WIRE / PULSE / INSIGHT / REPORTS
2020 11.2bn
3.4bn 5.1bn
2.54bn 31.6m 41.3m
74.6bn 65.7bn 931.1m 7.98bn
12.9bn 10.5bn 2.3bn
- 98.79bn
2021 8.18bn
2.39bn 4.9bn
853.5m 10.7m 6.3m
88.3bn 78.9bn 668.8m 8.7bn
16.5bn 9.8bn 2.9bn 3.7bn
113bn
In early 2022 the Okada Manila started offering online gaming to all its
registered clients in the Philippines whilst the casino has an ongoing legal battle with a group under Kazuo
Okada who illegally occupied the resort between May and September 2022 until they were removed by PAGCOR.
It enjoyed a monopoly before Entertainment City saw the arrival of Solaire. Tere are seven hotel brands including Savoy, Hilton, Sheraton, and Marriott with 3,555 rooms in total, MICE facility, theatre, ballroom and 60 plus food outlets, shopping mall, and casino with 421 tables and more than 2,000 slots.
It is owned and operated by Travellers International Hotel Group which is a joint
2022 15.8bn
5.69bn 8.46bn 1.56bn 86.5m 59.8m
168.2bn 146.2bn 1.3bn
20.6bn 30.2bn
20.1bn 8bn 2bn
214.3bn
2023 Q1 2023 Q2 5.1bn
1.91bn 2.42bn 744.2m 26.3m 18m
54.1bn 45.4bn 421.6m 8.28bn
9.63bn 6.1bn 3.5bn
- 68.9bn 67.4bn
venture partnership between Alliance Global Group and Genting Hong Kong. Total GGR for 2022 of PhP31.8bn surpassed 2019 levels and was divided between PhP11.4bn for mass gaming and PhP20.4bn for VIP.
Alliance Global’s property developer subsidiary Megaworld Hotels and Resorts is due to open its 19th hotel and the country’s largest hotel complex within the Westside City development in Entertainment City.
Te 19-storey two tower Grand Westside Hotel will include more than 1,500 rooms and as such will be the biggest hotel development in the country in terms of room keys. It sits beside Solaire Resorts and Casino and follows on from its predecessor the 529-room Kingsford Hotel Manila to be the second home-grown hotel brand to be built inside Westside City. Te first tower was due to open by the end of 2023 and the second tower this year. It is being developed by Suntrust Resort Holdings, a subsidiary of LET Group Holdings (formerly Suncity Group previously headed by Alvin Chau).
Te Westside City development is made up of portions of three parcels of land located at Manila Bayshore Integrated City in Parañaque City covering 31 hectares. It includes business, leisure and entertainment alongside luxury residential resorts Bayshore and SunnyCoast and is currently under construction.
4.9bn 1.91bn 2.40bn 559.8m 30m 21m
51.7bn
43.4bn 373.9m 7.8bn
10.7bn 5.8bn 4.9bn
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