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The gaming industry in Chile closed the first eleven months of the year 2025 with good financial performance. This is according to the report released by the Superintendence of Casinos of Gaming, which stated that the 25 gaming casinos operating in the country registered a gross gaming revenue, referred to as the ‘win‘, amounting to CLP 505,77 billion, or USD 529,9 million, between January and November 2025.
The statistics include 22 casinos operating on private concessions supervised by Law No. 19,995, as well as three operating on municipal concessions. In totality, they represent a stable market that is appropriately regulated to remain a vital part of Chile’s entertainment sector.
Private vs. Municipal Casino Results
According to the SCJ Statistical Bulletin, the aggregated results of the 22 concessioned private casinos reported a total win of CLP 469.53 billion (USD 491.9 million) in revenues. On the other hand, the municipal casinos reported CLP 36.24 billion (USD 38.0 million) in revenues.
In this distribution, the predominance of the large-scale casino resorts is evident, with a more regionalized but constant contribution from the municipal operations.
Top-Performing Casinos in 2025
Among all the casinos, the top one in the ranking of gross revenue was Casino Monticello, administered by Dreams. It reported CLP 107.8 billion (USD 112.9 million) from January to November. The second one was Enjoy Viña del Mar with CLP 49.99 billion (USD 52.4 million), while the third one was Marina del Sol Talcahuano with CLP 43.36 billion (USD 45.4 million).
Other notable performers included:
Enjoy Antofagasta: CLP 33.75 billion (USD 35.4 million)
Enjoy Santiago: CLP 31.64 billion (USD 33.1 million)
Enjoy Coquimbo: CLP 26.64 billion (USD 27.9 million)
Dreams Temuco: CLP 22.34 billion (USD 23.4 million)
Dreams Punta Arenas: CLP 18.35 billion (USD 19.2 million)
Municipal Casino Dreams Iquique: CLP 18.20 billion (USD 19.1 million)
These statistics demonstrate the concentration of revenue behind a handful of flagship properties.
Visits and Average Player Spending
For the first eleven months of 2025, the total visits for Chilean casinos were 5.82 million. The total visits for the casinos operating under Law No. 19,995 were 5.48 million, whereas the total visits for the three municipal casinos were 336,055.
Average spending per visit for the SCJ concession casinos was recorded at CLP 85,649, or USD 89.7, which portrayed a steady spending pattern among consumers.
Tax Contributions and Economic Impact
Aside from entertainment revenue, it is still one of its largest contributors to the government. In the span of January to November 2025 alone, a cumulative payment of CLP 178.94 billion was recorded by the 25 casinos. This translates to USD 187.5 million.
This amount included:
CLP 77.69 billion (USD 81.4 million) in Specific Gaming Tax
CLP 74.97 billion (USD 78.5 million) in Value Added Tax (VAT)
CLP 26.28 billion (USD 27.5 million) from the Entry Tax
Casino Monticello again topped the list of game of chance contribution makers with a contribution of CLP 38.9 billion (USD 40.8 million), followed by Enjoy Viña del Mar and Marina del Sol Talcahuano.
A Stable and Regulated Market
On balance, it can be seen that the SCJ report does validate that Chile’s casino industry continues to be financially strong and a financially significant sector within Chile’s regulated gaming industry.
Source: YogoNet
