Macau gaming revenue falls as the World Cup and typhoons impact betting action (MLCO:NASDAQ)
Macau July gaming revenue fell 8.4% YoY but rose vs June; typhoons & World Cup hit play.
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Macau July gaming revenue fell 8.4% YoY but rose vs June; typhoons & World Cup hit play.
Macau gaming revenue falls as the World Cup and typhoons impact betting action (MLCO:NASDAQ) | Seeking Alpha
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Macau gross gaming revenue fell 8.4% year over year in July to 20.3B patacas ($2.5B), according to data from the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau. However, the GGR tally was up 5.9% from the level seen in June.
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