Across the six months sourced below, Paradise Co monthly casino sales in 2026 ran from KRW49.5bn in March to a record KRW104.91bn in August, per trade press; September was KRW86.7bn. No January, April or June figure appears in the briefs read.
Paradise Co monthly casino sales
| Month | KRW bn | YoY | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Feb | 89.51 | +24.3% | GGB, Mar |
| Mar | 49.5 | -39.6% | CDC, Apr |
| May | 98.87 | +21.2% | GGB, Jun |
| Jul | 77.89 | +3.6% | GGB, Aug |
| Aug | 104.91 | +32.1% | GGB, Sep |
| Sep | 86.7 | +38.2% | GGB, Oct |
This desk read the March, August and September briefs on 8 October 2026; September’s gives August as KRW104.3bn.
Why was August a record?
Higher hold, not more visitors. Asia Gaming Brief, as carried by GGB, reported August table revenue of KRW99.43bn on a 14.6% hold rate against 11.4% a year earlier. VIP visiting days were nearly flat at 16,950.
Why did March fall?
Unexplained. CDC Gaming, summarising Inside Asian Gaming, reported March down 39.6% year on year to KRW49.5bn, although table drop rose 9.7% sequentially to KRW587.7bn; it said the company gave no reason for the fall. First-quarter sales were KRW229.7bn, up 1.8%.
Which casino earns most?
Only February’s brief splits by property: Paradise City, the Incheon resort in which Paradise holds 55% alongside Sega Sammy, took KRW40.03bn, and Busan KRW16.69bn, per Asia Gaming Brief via GGB. None of the six briefs, as read here, gives Walkerhill or Jeju figures.
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