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.
The figures show year-on-year growth in casino sales and table-game revenue at the Jeju property.
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Lotte Tour reported casino sales of KRW48.84 billion at Jeju Dream Tower in April, up 20.9% from March and 48.5% year on year. Table-game sales reached KRW46.50 billion, while the casino recorded 58,534 visitors; the filing also reported a 22.6% table-game hold rate.
Grand Korea Leisure reported April casino sales of nearly KRW40.19bn in a Korea Exchange filing. Sales rose 11.1% year on year, with table-game revenue up 12.7% and gaming-machine sales down 4.6%.
Jeju Dream Tower's casino net revenue fell 45.1% year-on-year in September to KRW29.09bn ($21.4m), even as casino visits hit a monthly record of 66,393. Operator Lotte Tour Development said table hold dropped to 10.8%, its lowest since December 2023, and table-game net revenue fell 49.6% to KRW25.78bn ($19m).
Jeju Dream Tower's casino net revenue fell 45.1% year-on-year in September to KRW29.09bn ($21.4m), operator Lotte Tour Development reported in a filing dated 1 October. The figure was also 37.7% lower than in August.