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Sanremo Casino reports €50.56m revenue for first ten months of 2026

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  • Sanremo Casino reported October 2026 revenue of €4.6m.
  • Revenue for the first ten months was €50.56m, up 3.9% year on year.
  • October recorded 15,800 visits; year-to-date visits reached 209,487.

Sanremo Casino closed October 2026 with revenue of €4.6m. Revenue for the first ten months of the year came to €50.56m, up 3.9% on the same period of 2025.

The casino recorded 15,800 visits in October. Total visits since the start of 2026 reached 209,487. Individual slot machine wins above €5,000 totalled €1,090,997 in October alone. The cumulative value of such wins over the first ten months was €13,807,860. The largest slot win reported was €30,994, won by a woman playing the Super Red Hot machine. At the Hold’em Poker tables, a tourist from the province of Milan won an €80,000 jackpot with a royal flush of clubs.

A Fair Roulette competition with a guaranteed prize pool of €15,000 took place on 23 and 24 October and reached its maximum number of entrants. The winner, an Italian player, received €6,000.

The casino’s November programme includes the World Series of Poker (WSOP), scheduled for 20 to 30 November. A Burraco tournament is also scheduled for 13 to 15 November. A Black Jack competition is planned for 18 and 19 December.

Chairman and chief executive Giuseppe Di Meco, together with board members Sonia Balestra and Mauro Menozzi, expressed satisfaction with participation in the Fair Roulette tournament. The company is considering adding a further Fair Roulette event to its upcoming programme. Company management expects substantial participation in the WSOP.

The casino also hosted the international chess festival “Città di Sanremo” in October, with 80 participants from across Europe.

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