TLDR Paradise Co reported September casino revenue of KRW86.7 billion, or US$64.5 million, up 38.2% year-on-year. September revenue fell 16.8% from August’s all-time monthly record of KRW104.3 billion. Third quarter casino revenue reached a record KRW268.2 billion, or US$200 million. Gaming machine revenue rose 12.6% year-on-year and 3.2% month-on-month in September. Nine-month casino revenue climbed 10.8% to KRW744.6 billion, or US$554 million.
Paradise Co, a South Korean casino operator, reported casino revenue of KRW86.7 billion, or US$64.5 million, for September. The result closed out a record third quarter for the company.
September revenue rose 38.2% compared with the same month last year. However, it fell short of the all-time monthly high the company set in August.
Paradise Co runs four casinos in South Korea. Its flagship property is Paradise City, a resort complex in Incheon.
Paradise Co September Revenue Slips From August Record
In August, Paradise Co reported casino revenue of KRW104.3 billion, or US$77.6 million. That was the highest monthly total in the company’s history.
September revenue was 16.8% lower than the August figure. The company recorded a lower drop amount and weaker table game revenue during the month.
Casino drop, which is the total amount of money players exchange for chips, reached KRW605.1 billion, or US$450 million, in September. That was 6.6% higher than in September last year.
Paradise Co’s third-quarter casino revenue reached about ₩268.2 billion, a record on its provisional monthly filings, even as table drop fell 4.9% on the second quarter. GKL’s quarter was up only 1.1% on 2025. pic.twitter.com/ix7zNiVoIM
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Compared with August, the drop amount fell 11.1%. The decline showed up in the company’s table game results.
Table game revenue came in at KRW81.1 billion, or US$60.4 million, in September. This