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June casino receipts grow 12.5 percent

2018-07-02 07:50
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The casino sector’s total gross revenue from games of chance rose 12.5 percent year on year to 22.49 billion patacas last month, the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) announced yesterday.

According to DICJ statistics, last month’s revenue was the lowest of any month since September last year. 

Gaming receipts in the first half of the year rose 18.9 percent year on year to 150.2 billion patacas.

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