A series of un-Enjoy-able events: How Chile's land-based casino landscape is transforming
Chile’s land-based casino sector is undergoing a major reset after the failed Dreams–Enjoy merger, Enjoy’s financial collapse and an antitrust probe.
Chile’s land-based casino sector is undergoing a major reset after the failed Dreams–Enjoy merger, Enjoy’s financial collapse and an antitrust probe.
Kangwon Land reported modest revenue growth in Q1 2026, supported by gaming performance, but profitability declined due to higher costs and reduced financial gains.
Monthly revenue fell below the MOP20bn level for the first time since September 2025, despite continued year-on-year growth across the market.
As part of the transaction, Vici entered into a triple-net master lease agreement with a newly formed entity owned and controlled by Golden Entertainment Chairman & CEO Blake Sartini.
The ‘Vegas-class' expansion will include a high-tech and smoke-free casino area, as well as Aya, a 250-seat restaurant led by Chef Royden Ellamar and located on the property’s roof.
Both the Las Vegas Strip and Downtown areas in Nevada managed to increase revenue year-over-year, rising 14.4% and 20.8%, respectively, for totals of $780m and $103.1m.
The company has appointed new Board and C executives to support expansion, product development and AI driven transformation, while confirming the departure of its CFO.
Adjusted EBITDA improved slightly from €1.1m in Q4 2025 to €1.2m ($1.4m).
City of Dreams was Melco’s primary revenue driver over the first quarter, with rises recorded across the board.
Federal revenue from betting more than doubles year-on-year following implementation of sector regulation.