Marina Bay Sands EBITDA falls 21% in Q3 as premium gaming softens

Mass gaming revenue slipped for a third straight quarter.

Marina Bay Sands (MBS) posted a 21% year-on-year decline in EBITDA to $753.9m (US$590m) in the third quarter (Q3) of 2026.

Parent company Las Vegas Sands said the high end of the premium gaming segment was softer during Q3.

Mass gaming revenue declined 9% to $1.05b (US$826m), its third consecutive quarterly drop since peaking at $1.2b (US$951m) in Q4 2025.

Non-rolling table win fell 14% to $686.2m (US$537m), whilst slot win rose 3% to $369.3m (US$289m).

Meanwhile, hotel occupancy stood at 95.8% with an average daily rate of around $1,330 (US$1,038).

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