City of Dreams gaming resort, which opened in the Chinese gambling enclave of Macau on June 1, attracted roughly 1.2 million visitors last month, according to Casino developer Melco Crown Entertainment Ltd.

City of Dreams

The company also said rolling chip performance, which measures VIP play, improved sequentially week by week to total about $1.94 billion in June.

City of Dreams’ mass market table games’ hold percentage — the amount won by the casino as a percentage of the total amount wagered — was within its targeted range of 16 percent to 18 percent in June. Its rolling chip hold percentage, however, was less than 1 percent, well below the target of 2.85 percent.

At Melco’s Altira Macau resort, the company said its rolling chip hold percentage was also “significantly below normal” at roughly 2 percent.