Macau outlines GGR drops for Q2
Macau’s mass market gross gaming revenue (GGR) continues to suffer from declines, as outlined by the sector's Q2 report.
Macau revenue comes from three sectors: VIP, table and electronic games and the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau released data about GGR contributions.
Mass-market GGR brought in MOP1.73bn ($216.3m), a 96% decline compared to MOP38.74bn from the previous year. It’s also an 89% fall from Q1 2020. Mass-market revenue makes up about 54% of all casino GGR, a rise from 53% the previous year.
Mass-market baccarat earned MOP1.06bn, falling 96% year-on-year. Baccarat makes up 32% of Q2 GGR, a 40% drop compared to both 2019 and Q1 2020.
Slot machines brought in MOP432m for Q2, an 88% decline, and a 72% compared to the previous quarter.
Table games with live dealers brought in MOP129m, 81% down, while VIP GGR for the second quarter was close to MOP1.50bn, a 96% drop.
The VIP sector made up 46% of all GGR, a slight drop from 47% the previous year.
Macau’s casino GGR is down 77%, earning MOP33.72bn for the first six months of 2020, caused by the coronavirus pandemic and travel restrictions.
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