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real slot machines online In June, Macau’s casinos reported GGR of $817.7 million, a significant drop from the $1.3 billion they reported a month earlier. That flipped in July, with $1.06 billion coming in. Although the year-to-date performance is better than it was a year ago, there is still a long road ahead. The GGR is 528.1% higher than it was last year when the devastation brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic seemed to be endless..June saw a drop because of new concerns of COVID-19 spikes being seen in different parts of China. Although some travel restrictions were lifted, there wasn’t a significant improvement in visitation to Macau. However, July got off to a better start, with the first 11 days seeing more inbound traffic and better results at the casinos. While the overall performance is still only at around 50% of what it was in 2019, Macau’s casinos are happy to get whatever improvements they can as they try to recover..New COVID-19 Issues Begin to Surface.Just like in the US, which has already seen Nevada and other states bring back mandatory face masks, Macau is beginning to experience COVID-19 problems again. Although new cases in the city are not being reported, the virus is spreading across China, the leading feeder market for Macau’s casinos.