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Melco allocated 750 tables and 2,100 slot machines for new concession

by Andrew W Scott

Sun 18 Dec 2022 at 21:11

Melco Resorts subsidiary increases notes offering to US$850 million

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In a press release issued this evening (Sunday), Melco Resorts & Entertainment revealed it has been issued 750 gaming tables and 2,100 electronic gaming machines under the new concession period commencing on 1 January 2023.

Melco’s previous table allocation under the table cap was 946 tables, meaning its number of tables will reduce by 196, or 21%, under the new concession rules.

The Macau government previously announced it would allocate a total of 6,000 gaming tables and 12,000 electronic gaming machines Macau-wide under the new concessions.

Melco has also confirmed its authorized gaming locations will be at Altira Casino, City of Dreams Casino, Studio City Casino and Mocha Clubs.

It has also been authorized by the Macau government to operate a satellite casino at Grand Dragon Casino in Taipa, one of only 11 satellites to continue operation in 2023.

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Andrew W Scott

Born in Australia, Andrew is a gaming industry expert and media publisher, commentator and journalist who moved to Hong Kong in 2005 and then Macau in 2009, when he founded O MEDIA, one of Macau’s largest media companies, former and parent company of Inside Asian Gaming (IAG). Both O MEDIA and IAG were merged with US-based gaming media brand CDC Gaming on 1 January 2025, under new corporate parent Complete Media Group (CMG).

Andrew was appointed CEO of Complete Media Group upon the merger. CMG is now the parent of three gaming media brands: Inside Asian Gaming (focusing on land-based gaming in the Asia-Pacific region), CDC Gaming (focusing on land-based gaming in the Americas), and Complete iGaming (focusing on online gaming in the Americas and APAC).

Andrew continues to be Vice Chairman and CEO of IAG and now-sister company O MEDIA.

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