SkyCity slot machines pay out for the house

SkyCity slot machines pay out for the house
Dan Brunskill
SkyCity Entertainment Group's gaming business is showing promise for the casino operator with trading stronger than expected since it reopened on May 14. Revenue from electronic gaming machines has recovered to 80 percent of the daily average in the eight months preceding the pandemic. That's in contrast to the casino's table revenue, which has experienced a slow start with physical distancing rules restricting the number of people gathering around a roulette wheel or a game of blackjack. In the last week, table revenue was still only half o...

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