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Macau 2025 GGR hit $30.9B. But Q4 Event Costs Put Margins Under the Microscope

Dot Connections cover: Macau skyline and headline – Macau 2025 GGR $30.9B

Record visitors and near-$31B GGR confirm Macau’s post-COVID rebound — but Q4 event-driven costs compressed margins. Watch adjusted EBITDA and event ROI.

Macau’s casinos pulled $30.9B in 2025. A real comeback or a temporary bubble?

Composite hero image showing Macau skyline, Grand Lisboa and Cotai lights with bold headline overlay.

Macau closed 2025 with a post-pandemic GGR high of US$30.9B, driven by premium-mass demand and major non-gaming investments; this briefing synthesizes the rebound, intracompany licensing/branding shifts (e.g., MGM’s revised fee), and the macro/policy catalysts likely to shape Macau’s 2026 trajectory.

Sun Group Breaks Ground on US$2B Resort in Vietnam — What Online Game Operators Should Watch

Concept aerial of US$2B integrated resort in Van Don, Quang Ninh.

Sun Group has begun construction of a US$2B integrated resort in Van Don, Vietnam. This development creates digital opportunities for iGaming and online casino operators — from potential local-player demand to travel-driven acquisition and payments/KYC readiness.

Japan Sets 2027 Window for Integrated Resort Licenses

Concept rendering of a coastal integrated resort with hotels, fountains and a landscaped plaza — Japan IR 2027 hero image.

India Online Gaming Regulation 2026: The Supreme Court & The Future of RMG

Casino gaming floor illustrating 'Chance-Based Games' under threat from India's PROGA Act and new online gaming regulation.

The Supreme Court’s consolidated ruling on the PROGA Act and 40% GST has created extreme uncertainty for Real-Money Gaming (RMG) in India. Discover the strategic content shifts required for survival.

Macau Nov 2025 GGR: Satellite Closures Boost Integrated Resorts

Macau November 2025 GGR: Cotai Strip at night showing integrated resort towers and illuminated skyline

November 2025 GGR surged to MOP 21.09B (~US$2.63B). Strong mass demand plus regulatory-driven satellite closures are accelerating Macau’s shift to integrated resorts and nongaming — with important implications for iGaming and casino stocks.

Macau’s US$19.3B Review – A Market-Signals Brief for Online Operators

US$19.3B under review — market-signals brief for online operators

Neutral industry brief on possible market signals from Macau’s US$19.3B investment review and what online operators may choose to monitor.

Sri Lanka sets new Gambling Regulatory Authority – Integration Resorts demand rises

Judge's gavel and digital icons — symbolizing iGaming regulation and legal change.

Sri Lanka’s new Gambling Regulatory Authority goes live on 1 Dec 2025, centralizing licensing and increasing scrutiny of online play. Practical steps for operators and suppliers.

Macau Shockwave: SJM’s Casa Real Shuts — The Race for VIPs, Cotai Gains, and What Operators Should Consider

Illuminated Casa Real entrance sign — visual for SJM Casa Real closure

SJM’s Casino Casa Real closes 21 Nov 2025. Read a neutral playbook for operators: VIP capture, Cotai consolidation and measured steps.

Bloomberry resorts exits South Korea: A new chaper for Asia’s casino and iGaming market

Industry insight graphic titled “From Jeju to Manila: A New Chapter for Asia’s Casino Industry,” featuring Solaire Resort and the South Korean flag.

Bloomberry exits South Korea, selling Jeju Sun Hotel & Casino amid foreigners-only restrictions. The move marks a shift toward inclusive, tech-driven markets across Asia’s casino and iGaming industry.

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