Delaware’s regulated casinos generated $36.6m in net revenue in April, according to results published by the Delaware Lottery. Video lottery terminals accounted for $32.6m, while table games generated $4m; total revenue was 1.7% lower than in April 2024.
The figures show operators’ differing revenue trends across Delaware’s casino segments.
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Delaware casinos generated $35.1 million in October, down 1% from $35.4 million in October 2024, according to the Delaware Lottery’s report. Delaware Park revenue rose 3.2% to just over $15 million, while Bally’s Dover and Harrington Casino recorded declines.
Delaware’s three casinos generated $44.4m in November, up 30.4% year on year from $34.1m, according to the Delaware Lottery’s latest report. Delaware Park recorded $19.5m, Harrington Casino $10.8m and Bally’s Dover Casino $14.1m. Combined slot revenue increased 34.1% to $40.2m, while table-game revenue rose 3.3%.
Delaware’s three regulated casinos generated $37m in April revenue, according to figures published by the Delaware Lottery. Video lottery games accounted for $32.9m, up 0.6% year on year, while table-game revenue rose 2.4% to $4.1m.
Hawaii's Tourism and Gaming Working Group examined other states' lottery, online gambling and sports betting systems at its latest hearing. Officials considered Delaware's state-run approach as a possible model, while Hawaii remained in the study phase.
Delaware’s sports betting tracker lists the latest reported month as September 2025 and gives lifetime handle of $1,020,102,492 and lifetime revenue of $150,191,372. The source says the figures combine retail and online wagering unless the regulator specifies otherwise.