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Jet Snyder
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The Macau Special Administrative Region Government has announced the findings of its 2022 Gambling Survey, which reveal a 49.2 percent annual decline in gaming sector revenue to MOP$46.2 billion (US$5.72 billion). The amount spent dropped by $4.99 billion, or MOP $40.31 billion, or 24.7%.

Macau's nine gaming concessions (six casinos, one racino, the Macau Jockey Club, the Wing Hing Lottery Company Limited, and the Macau Slot sports betting concession) are included in the study.

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Carl Stonemason
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It will take a year or two to probably get back to prepandemic numbers. Macau was part of the whole stay-at-home strategy of China, and since Macau is primarily a retail gambling market, it would not be surprising to see those numbers.

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Jet Snyder
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Macau will continue to improve its numbers in 2024. The mass gaming market is reportedly growing at a rate approximately 110% higher than pre-pandemic levels.

This is good news for the city.

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