Given the requirement to obtain government approval for the business plan, The 13 Holdings announced there may be substantial changes to these plans to accommodate the requirements of the Macau government.
The company gave some preliminary details on the casino on Monday, with 66 gaming tables planned, consisting of approximately 50 high stakes mass market tables and approximately 16 VIP room tables, as well as approximately 50 slot machines with minimum bets that are set at a “comparatively high level”.
According to Casino.org, The 13 board says it still needs to raise HK$352 million (USD 45 M) in order to cover the casino’s equipment and supplies.