Chile Casino Revenue 2025: $423M+ in First 3 Quarters

Chile Casino Report – September 2025

HereS a summary of the casino performance in Chile as of september 2025:

Overall Performance:

• Gross Revenue (22 Authorized Casinos): CLP 388,096 million (USD 423.7 million) – a 5% year-on-year decrease in real terms.
• Gross Revenue (3 Municipal Concession Casinos): CLP 29,733 billion (USD 32.5 million) – a 0.6% year-on-year decrease in real terms.
• Total Visits (22 Authorized Casinos): 4,583,769 – a 6.6% decrease compared to the same period last year.
• Average Expenditure per Visit: CLP 84,667 (USD 92.61) – a 1.7% annual increase.

Tax Contribution (as of September 2025):

• Total Contribution (22 Casinos): CLP 148.1 trillion (USD 161.7 million) – a 5% decrease year-on-year.
• Specific Gambling Tax: CLP 64.214 million (USD 70.2 million)
• Value Added Tax (VAT): CLP 61.965 million (USD 67.8 million)
• Entrance Fee to the Arcade: CLP 21.921 million (USD 23.9 million) – distributed 50% to regional administrations and 50% to municipalities for development projects.

Did you know? – Chile’s casino regulations require a percentage of revenue to be allocated to regional and municipal development, supporting local projects.

Economic Offerings:

• CLP 52,781 billion (USD 57.7 million) raised from economic offerings, managed thru the General Treasury of the Republic and distributed to municipalities.

Top Tax Contributors (First Three Quarters of 2025):

1. Dreams Monticello Casino: CLP 31,638 million (USD 34.6 million)
2. Enjoy Viña del Mar: CLP 15,760 million (USD 17.2 million)
3. Marina del Sol Talcahuano: CLP 14,31 million (USD 11.4 million)
4. Enjoy Santiago: CLP 9.833 million (USD 10.7 million)
5. Enjoy Coquimbo: CLP 8.857 million (USD 9.7 million)

Pro tip: – Increased average expenditure per visit, despite fewer overall visits, suggests casinos are attracting a clientele willing to spend more per trip.

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why: The Chilean casino industry experienced a downturn in September 2025,marked by decreased revenue and visitor numbers.This decline is attributed to a 5% year-on-year decrease in real terms for authorized casinos and a 0.6% decrease for municipal concession casinos.

Who: The report covers the performance of 22 authorized casinos and 3 municipal concession casinos operating in Chile. Key players highlighted as top tax contributors include Dreams Monticello, Enjoy Viña del Mar, and Marina del Sol Talcahuano. The General Treasury of the Republic and regional/municipal administrations are also involved in the distribution of funds.

What: The report details key performance indicators (KPIs) such as gross revenue, total visits, average expenditure per visit, and tax contributions. it also outlines the allocation of funds generated from economic offerings and entrance fees.

How did it end?: While