Jeju Dream Tower posted record casino revenue of KRW62.5 billion, or about US$46.5 million, in October 2026.
The result was 24.1% higher than a year earlier and more than double September’s KRW29.0 billion total.
It also exceeded the property’s previous monthly record of KRW52.9 billion, set in September 2025. According to the supplied material, Jeju Dream Tower became the first casino in South Korea to generate more than KRW60 billion in monthly revenue.
Previous benchmarks included KRW59.8 billion at Paradise Walkerhill in June 2023 and KRW58.7 billion at Paradise City in June 2025.
Table Performance Drives October Record
Table games accounted for KRW60.4 billion of October casino revenue, while gaming machines contributed KRW2.18 billion.
Casino drop reached KRW327.4 billion, up 37.7% from September and 27.5% year-on-year. It was the first time the property’s monthly drop exceeded KRW300 billion.
Visitor numbers were largely unchanged. Jeju Dream Tower recorded 66,254 casino visitors in October compared with 66,393 in September.
The main change came from table hold, which improved to 18.4% from 10.8% a month earlier.
September had been a weak month for revenue despite high attendance, with the 10.8% hold rate falling to its lowest level since December 2023.
The contrast between the two months shows how strongly Jeju Dream Tower’s casino revenue can respond to changes in hold even when visitation remains stable.
A similar pattern appeared earlier in 2026, when August produced a record table drop while casino sales still declined month-on-month.
Ten-Month Casino Revenue Rises 18.5%
For the first 10 months of 2026, casino revenue reached KRW455.6 billion, or around US$339 million.
As Asia Gaming Brief reports, that represented year-on-year growth of 18.5%.
Cumulative casino drop increased 12.3% to KRW2.29 trillion, equivalent to about US$1.71 billion.
The October result therefore provided a much stronger start to the fourth quarter after September’s decline.
Hotel revenue reached KRW6.71 billion, or around US$5.0 million, in October. That figure was 9.2% lower than a year earlier but 6.7% higher than September.
Winter Flight Capacity Could Support Visitation
Lotte Tour Development expects additional international flight capacity at Jeju International Airport to support foreign arrivals over the winter.
The airport is scheduled to handle 486 international flights per week during the 2026 winter season, up 39.3% from 349 a year earlier.
International routes are also expected to increase from 17 to 25.
The company expects the added connections to support traffic to both the casino and hotel.