Part III: Business & Regulation · Casino Marketing & Player Management
Win Per Unit
Market Segments
The average gaming win generated per gaming device or table per day, calculated as: Total GGR / Number of Gaming Units / Number of Days. Win per unit is the standard metric for measuring gaming floor productivity and is used to evaluate game performance, optimize floor configuration, and compare performance across properties or markets. It is typically reported separately by game type (win per slot machine per day, win per table per day) and by segment (VIP table win, mass table win). Win per unit is a primary KPI for table games and slot operations management.
In practice
In Macau at peak VIP performance (2013), average VIP table win was approximately HK$13.6M per table annually, compared to HK$3.78M per mass table—a ratio of roughly 3.6:1.
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