Macau's daily gross gaming revenue (GGR) has slowed following the end of the summer holiday season, according to UBS.

Hong Kong’s betting turnover on local races fell by nearly 10 percent in 2023, with the Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) attributing the decline to a rise in illegal gambling and increased spending by residents outside the city.

Macau's gross gaming revenue (GGR) reached $2.46 billion in August, representing 81.7 percent of the GGR recorded in August 2019. This marks the best relative comparison since Macau’s reopening following the pandemic.

Macau’s gross gaming revenue (GGR) amounted to MOP19.75 billion ($2.46 billion) in August, reflecting a 14.8 percent increase from the same month last year’s MOP17.21 billion ($2.14 billion).

Macau gaming operator Sands China has maintained its leadership in the city's gaming industry, holding a 24.5 percent gross gaming revenue (GGR) market share in 2Q24.

The middle of the third quarter could start to see marginal improvements for Macau operators, after a slow start. Certain restraining factors in July, including soft visitation and money changing crackdowns are likely to be offset this month, boding well. Meanwhile, while some jurisdictions are shying away from the online segment, Vanuatu has just launched its new online portal to process Interactive Gaming Licenses,utilizing its new regulatory framework to provide attractive options for operators seeking better pastures.

Macau’s gross gaming revenue for July reached a total of MOP18.59 billion ($2.31 billion), up by 11.6 percent yearly and 5 percent monthly.

Investment bank CLSA has revised down Macau's casino gross gaming revenue (GGR) for 2024 and 2025 due to near-term uncertainty, such as seasonality and China's intensified crackdown on illicit money exchange.

Macau’s gross gaming revenue (GGR) is expected to reach $29 billion this year, representing 82 percent of pre-COVID-19 levels, according to projections by Goldman Sachs.

Macau’s gross gaming revenue (GGR) amounted to MOP17.7 billion ($2.21 billion) in June, reflecting a 12.4 percent decrease from May’s MOP20.19 billion ($2.51 billion).