Colorado casinos generated $98.4 million in revenue in March, down 2.2% year on year, according to the Colorado Department of Revenue report cited in the coverage. Slot revenue was $84.5 million and table-game revenue was $14 million. Gaming tax proceeds totalled $18.3 million, a 1.5% decrease.
The state figures give casino operators and investors a measure of Colorado gaming revenue and tax proceeds for March.
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Maine’s two commercial casinos generated a combined $14.2m in March, according to figures published by the Maine Gambling Control Unit. Slot revenue was $12m, down 0.9%, while table games produced $2.15m, down 3.7%. Oxford Casino reported $8.2m in revenue and Hollywood Casino $6m.
Chile’s land-based casinos reported gaming revenue of CLP43.85 billion for March, a 9% decline. The report also stated an equivalent value of €42.2 million.
Casinos Austria has named board member Andreas Bierwirth to succeed CEO Erwin van Lambaart, who will step down when his contract expires in March 2027. Supervisory board chairman Robert Zadrazil said van Lambaart announced his decision internally in September, after which shareholders Allwyn and ÖBAG began a succession process. Bierwirth, chief transformation officer and a board member since October 2025, said the re-award of lottery and casino concessions is a key objective.
Casinos Austria has named board member Andreas Bierwirth to succeed CEO Erwin van Lambaart, who will step down when his contract expires in March 2027. Bierwirth has been a member of the three-member board since October 2025 and holds the position of Chief Transformation Officer.
Paradise Co reported casino revenue of KRW 49.5 billion in March, 40% lower than a year earlier, while table drop rose nearly 10% from February to KRW 587.7 billion. The company did not explain the revenue decline in its monthly update, according to the report. First-quarter revenue increased just under 2% year on year to about KRW 229.7 billion.
Colorado casinos generated $97.5 million in September, up 3.4% year on year, according to state Department of Revenue figures reported in the source. Slots produced $82.7 million, up 3%, and table games generated $14.8 million, up 5.7%; Black Hawk led the state’s three gaming regions with $73.9 million.
Colorado's commercial casinos took in $97.5 million in September, 3.4% more than in the same month a year earlier. Figures from the Colorado Department of Revenue show slots supplied most of that combined total, reaching $82.7 million after a 3% rise. Table games generated $14.8 million, up 5.7%.