Affected by the travel off-season, the total revenues of SJM Holdings’ (880) nine satellite casinos amounted to MOP 850 million in September, representing a 10% month-on-month decline. New Orient Landmark led the pack by a significant margin, recording nearly MOP 240 million in revenues, claiming the top spot. The second and third places went to Fortuna Casino and Kam Pak Casino, with only MOP 14 million separating them. Fortuna recorded MOP 128 million in revenues for September, reflecting a 20% month-on-month drop. As for Kam Pak, which had dropped out of the top three in July and August, it regained third place in September with MOP 110 million, surpassing L’Arc Casino by MOP 1 million. However, Kam Pak’s revenues also saw a 2.5% decline month-on-month.
Ponte 16 ranked fifth with a slight drop, recording MOP 100 million in revenues. Emperor Palace ranked sixth, with its revenues decreasing by 6.5% month-on-month to MOP 71 million. Legend Palace, coming in seventh, experienced a significant drop of 21%, recording revenues of MOP 47 million in September. The eighth and ninth places were occupied by Casa Real and Grandview, with the two casinos recording revenues of MOP 34 million and MOP 6.7 million, respectively.
All nine of SJM’s satellite casinos saw a month-on-month decline in September. Among them, Legend Palace and Fortuna experienced the largest drops, with declines of 21% and 20%, respectively.
As for the satellite casino under Galaxy Entertainment, Waldo recorded MOP 14 million in revenues in September.
