The operator of the Vietnamese casino Royal Ha Long says big wins for patrons and the World Cup are to blame for a 30% fall in revenues.
Royal International Corporation, the operator of Royal Ha Long, reported a $342,000 loss in the second quarter, a significant decline from the $380,000 profit recorded in Q2 of 2025.
The casino management believes that the combination of substantial payouts to players and the distraction caused by the World Cup were the primary factors contributing to the revenue decrease.
Despite the challenging quarter, Royal Ha Long remains optimistic about future performance and is implementing strategies to enhance revenue generation and customer engagement.
