StarWorld

StarWorld is a casino resort on the Macau peninsula, owned and operated by Galaxy Entertainment Group, which is ultimately controlled by the Lui Family of Hong Kong (50.3% combined interest). It opened in 2006 as Galaxy's flagship Macau property, a role it held until being superseded by the much larger Galaxy Macau resort on the Cotai Strip in 2011 - independent commentary today describes it as having become something of an afterthought relative to its larger sibling, though it remains an active, licensed operating venue. Galaxy Casino S.A. holds a genuine 10-year Macau gaming concession running through 2032, with a substantial allocation of 1,000 of Macau's 6,000 total gaming tables and 1,700 of 12,000 gaming machines, covering StarWorld alongside Galaxy Macau and Broadway Macau. In February 2026, the Macau government specifically reauthorized StarWorld, alongside other Galaxy, Melco, and SJM venues, to continue providing currency exchange services - a sign of its ongoing active regulatory standing. As a land-based resort, it has no online welcome bonus by nature: Macau prohibits online gambling for its residents, so there is no online platform for this property. For visitors evaluating land-based options in Macau, StarWorld represents a genuinely licensed, if now secondary, Galaxy Entertainment Group property.