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Daily Asia Gaming eBrief: Macau sees gaming slowdown pre-CNY

Good Morning. The horse is pawing the ground in anticipation. A slow start to the month in Macau is expected to gallop ahead in the peak of the Chinese New Year holiday, with analysts maintaining a February GGR estimate of $2.56 billion despite a 14 percent monthly drop in early volume. And CNY is expected to also boost Korea, given tensions with Japan, as outbound travellers find spots at foreigner-only casinos. Also in Korea, INSPIRE has appointed Hoiana’s former CEO as its new Chief Casino Officer, aiming to boost growth now that operations have stabilized.

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Pre-CNY gaming volume slows to $623M

Chinese New Year is fast approaching, and operators in Macau are already experiencing the slow-down ahead of the holiday. Analysts at Citigroup say that GGR for the first eight days of the month slowed to $623 million, down by about 14 percent from January’s daily run rate. Volumes are expected to pick up towards the peak of the holiday, with estimates that February GGR could hit $2.56 billion.


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