Paradise Co

By Josh Pearson , 4 June 2026

South Korean casino operator Paradise Co continued its strong momentum in May 2026, reporting significant growth in gaming revenue across its properties. The company benefited from higher spending by casino patrons, with both table games and machine gaming delivering solid year-on-year gains. Total casino revenue reached nearly KRW99 billion (US$65.1 million), supported by a substantial rise in table drop volumes.

By Josh Pearson , 8 March 2026

South Korea’s casino operator Paradise Co reported a strong performance in February, with total casino revenue reaching KRW 89.5 billion (US$61.2 million), marking a 24.4 percent increase compared with the same month last year. The growth was primarily driven by higher table game earnings, which remain the backbone of the company’s gaming operations. Despite the annual increase, February revenue was slightly lower than January’s performance due to softer gaming volumes and a decline in casino drop. Machine gaming also recorded moderate growth.

By Josh Pearson , 6 February 2026

Korea’s Paradise Co recorded a strong start to 2026, with casino revenue surpassing US$65 million in January, reflecting a rebound in domestic and international gaming demand. The performance underscores the resilience of the South Korean casino market amid evolving travel trends and competitive pressures in Asia’s gaming sector. Key drivers include increased visitation, premium player engagement, and strategic promotional initiatives, highlighting Paradise Co’s operational agility.

By Josh Pearson , 5 November 2025

South Korea’s leading foreigner-only casino operator, Paradise Co., reported a notable surge in performance during October, with casino revenues reaching approximately US$51 million (Rs. 426 crore). The company’s table-game segment drove much of this growth, supported by rising tourist arrivals and improved consumer sentiment. Compared with the previous month, revenue rose over 16%, underscoring a strong recovery in the post-pandemic gaming sector.