Jeju Dream Tower Casino Revenue Hits Record in October: KRW 62.5 Billion

Jeju Dream Tower casino generated casino revenue of KRW 62.5 billion (about US$46.5 million) in October 2026. The figure represents a 24.1% increase year on year and is more than double the KRW 29.0 billion total for September. The revenue also surpassed the property's previous monthly record of KRW 52.9 billion, set in September 2025.

According to the information provided, the property became the first casino in South Korea to generate more than KRW 60 billion in a single month. Previous top figures include Paradise Walkerhill's KRW 59.8 billion in June 2023 and Paradise City's KRW 58.7 billion in June 2025.

In October, table games generated KRW 60.4 billion and slot machines generated KRW 2.18 billion. Casino drop reached KRW 327.4 billion, up 37.7% from September and 27.5% year on year. The property's monthly drop exceeded KRW 300 billion for the first time.

Visitor numbers barely changed. In October, 66,254 people visited the casino, compared with 66,393 in September. The real difference came from the hold rate in table games, which rose from 10.8% to 18.4%. In September, a low hold rate had weighed on revenue, pushing the rate to its lowest level since December 2023.

A similar pattern appeared in August 2026. Despite a record table drop, casino sales declined month on month. Casino revenue for the first ten months of 2026 totaled KRW 455.6 billion, or about US$339 million.