Casino receipts in Feb hit 2-year high

2017-03-02 08:01

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Macau’s casino revenue rose for a seventh consecutive month and hit a two-year high last month, according to official figures released by the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) yesterday.

Last month’s gross gaming revenue increased 17.8 percent year on year to 22.99 billion patacas, the highest figure since January 2015.

Gaming receipts in the first two months grew 10.6 percent year on year to 42.24 billion patacas.

This photo taken yesterday shows one of the peninsula’s casino-hotels. – Photo: Iong Tat Choi

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