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South Korea ministry considers delaying casino reform proposal amid operator consultations

By SectorWire desk ·

Summary

South Korea’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism could postpone submitting casino reforms beyond September while consulting operators, citing MTN. The proposals include five-year licences and increasing the maximum tourism fund contribution from 10% to 15% of GGR. The ministry intends the higher rate to apply only above a revenue threshold it has yet to determine.

Why it matters

Casino operators face proposed five-year licences and higher tourism fund contributions above an undetermined revenue threshold, with submission potentially delayed.

Entity mapSouth KoreaShin Jong-hoMinistry of Culture, SKorea Casino AssociatiCho Gye-wonProposed five-year cas
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