Lotte Tour Development reported casino net revenue of KRW62.5 billion at Jeju Dream Tower in October, a monthly record for the property. Revenue increased 115.4% from September’s KRW29.0 billion; January-to-October revenue reached KRW455.6 billion, up 18.5% year on year.
The figures show operators and investors how monthly revenue and table hold affected the casino’s results.
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Lotte Tour Development reported June casino revenue of KRW48.72 billion at Jeju Dream Tower in South Korea, up 36.1% year on year. The company’s Korea Exchange submission attributed the increase to improved table-game hold and more tourist arrivals; revenue fell 1.4% from May.
Lotte Tour Development said casino sales at its Jeju Dream Tower property rose 48.5% year on year in April to KRW48.84 billion ($33.2 million). Table games generated KRW46.50 billion, while sales for the first four months of 2026 totalled KRW167.47 billion, up 42.6% from the same period last year.
Lotte Tour Development reported casino and hotel revenue of 52.6 billion won at Jeju Dream Tower in March, up 15% from February and 22% from March 2025. Casino revenue increased 24% month on month, while visitor numbers rose 22% to 53,587, according to the company’s reported figures.
Lotte Tour Development reported casino revenue of KRW45.6bn at Jeju Dream Tower in January 2026, up 55% year on year and 11.2% from December. Table-game revenue was KRW43.7bn, while slot revenue was KRW1.87bn; the company also reported 2025 casino sales of KRW476.6bn.
Brokerage iM Securities said Jeju Dream Tower could increase its gaming table count from 170 to 216 from 2027, according to a report on analyst Hwang Jiwon’s note. The proposal includes 20 additional mass-market baccarat tables on the second floor, a third-floor poker area and 16 VIP baccarat tables on the sixth floor; Lotte Tour Development declined to comment.