Casino operator Wynn Macau has finally received the 25 extra gaming tables for its Cotai resort in Macau.

In an email to GGRAsia, the gaming operator confirmed that “it has applied for and been granted” the additional “new-to-market live-dealer gaming tables,” which it was entitled to. The company, however, did not specify when it made the request or when the tables had been granted.

The announcement came almost two weeks after Macau casino regulator, the Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) revealed that Wynn Macau had yet to request the extra gambling tables for its Wynn Palace resort. Meanwhile, Sands China—via Venetian Macau Ltd.—has already requested and subsequently granted 25 new-to-market tables for its Parisian Macao property.

Wynn Palace was awarded 100 mass gaming tables before it opened in August, to be followed by 25 more tables on January 1, and another 25 tables in 2018.