Entertainment City integrated resorts in Metro Manila generated more than PHP37.47 billion in gross gaming revenue in the three months to 31 March 2026, according to PAGCOR data. The total fell 11.1% year on year, while electronic gaming revenue across the Philippines declined 22.4% to PHP39.90 billion.
The figures show weaker revenue across the Entertainment City resort cluster and the wider Philippine gaming market.
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Reportedly, the third SPiCE International conference and exhibition will take place on 12 and 13 November 2026 at the Shangri-La Mactan in Cebu, Philippines. The programme covers product localisation, payment systems, artificial intelligence, access to regulated markets and player protection, with speakers from Okada Manila and Casino Plus discussing compliance and growth.
The third SPiCE International conference and exhibition, organised by Eventus International, is scheduled for 12 and 13 November 2026 at the Shangri-La Mactan in Cebu, Philippines. The event is described as the Strategic Platform for iGaming Conference & Exhibition and is intended to bring together operators, technology suppliers and industry representatives to discuss growth opportunities across Asian markets.
Okada Manila recorded a 13% decline in Q3 EBITDA. The Philippine casino resort reported the earnings decline despite growth in mass gaming.
Okada Manila reported gross gaming revenue of US$112 million for the September 2026 quarter, according to the headline. The available text says revenue rose, with mass table games offsetting a further decline in VIP revenue.
Fitch said slower earnings growth and heavy capital spending are keeping leverage high among gaming operators in Asia-Pacific, with recent downgrades linked to company-specific pressures. It expects Genting Bhd's net leverage to remain above 4.0 times over the next three years and Genting New York's annual capital spending to average around US$800 million over the medium term.
Seaport Research expects Macau's October gaming revenue to decline 5% year-on-year. The brokerage cited economic weakness in China and tax scrutiny of offshore trusts as possible constraints on affluent customers' spending. It forecasts flat Q4 gaming revenue and expects customer reinvestment spending and higher operating costs to squeeze casino profitability.
Seaport Research forecasts that Macau's gaming revenue will fall 5% year-on-year in October, the brokerage said. The forecast points to China's weaker economy and tax enforcement on offshore trusts as possible constraints on spending by wealthy customers, and a difficult comparison with last year's high gaming hold adds a further hurdle to the outlook.