Colorado’s 33 land-based casinos generated a record $103.8 million in gaming revenue in August, reportedly driven by slot machines.
The reported record gives operators and investors a measure of Colorado casino market performance.
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Rhode Island’s two casinos recorded August revenue of $55.1m, a 4% annual decline, citing Rhode Island Lottery figures. Slot revenue fell 5.4% to $44.2m, while table revenue increased 2.3% to $10.9m.
Florida’s eight non-tribal casinos recorded August slots revenue of $54m, a 10.2% annual decline, citing Florida Gaming Control Commission figures. Big Easy Casino alone registered growth, with revenue increasing 1.2% to $3.13m.
Mississippi casinos generated $201.4m in August revenue, falling 6.5% from a year earlier, citing Mississippi Gaming Commission figures. Slots contributed $167.6m, a decline of 5.4%, while table games brought in $28.5m, falling 7.9%. Retail sports betting revenue decreased 44.7%.
Kansas casinos recorded August revenue of $36.7m, a 1.8% annual decline, citing Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission figures. Slots contributed $32.4m, down 2.7%, while table games brought in $4.3m, up 6.2%.
Maryland’s six casinos generated $160,007,163 from slots and table games in August 2026, according to Maryland Lottery and Gaming. Revenue fell 6.0% compared with August 2025. Casino contributions to the state totalled $68,507,667, down 4.2%.