In September, Paradise Co reported net casino revenue of KRW86.7 billion ($64.5 million), representing a 38.2% increase over the same month last year.
This figure is lower than August when Paradise reported record monthly revenue of KRW104.3 billion ($77.6 million). Lower casino drop and table game revenues contributed to the decline in September revenues.
Casino drop in September reached KRW605.1 billion ($450 million), which is a 6.6% increase compared to last year but an 11.1% decrease over August.
Table game revenue in September reached KRW81.1 billion ($60.4 million), which is a 17.9% decrease over the previous month. Even with the decline, table games remained the main source of revenue for Paradise Co.
The revenue from machines increased to KRW5.65 billion ($4.20 million) in September, bringing a year-on-year growth of 12.6% and a month-on-month growth of 3.2%.
Despite the declines in September, Paradise Co managed to register a record high for quarterly revenue of KRW268.2 billion ($200 million) for the third quarter of the year.
This number is higher than the previous record of KRW247.5 billion ($184 million). According to Paradise Co, the better results in the quarter came from improved hold.
For the first nine months of 2026, casino revenue across Paradise Co’s four casinos reached KRW744.6 billion ($554 million), an increase of 10.8% year-on-year.
