Delaware’s three online casino platforms generated $6.2m in November 2024, reportedly the state’s second-highest monthly total. Revenue was 7.9% below October’s $6.7m but 465.2% above November a year earlier; Delaware Park took $3.2m, Harrington $1.7m and Bally’s Dover $1.2m.
The monthly figures show operators and suppliers the scale and recent movement of Delaware’s online casino market.
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The Delaware Lottery reported that the state’s three casinos generated $33.7 million in February, down 0.8% year on year. Video lottery revenue was $30.2 million and table games generated $3.5 million; Delaware Park led with $14.5 million.
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.
The Delaware Lottery reported that the state’s commercial casinos generated $34.8 million in July, down 4.5% from $36.4 million a year earlier. Delaware Park led with $15.1 million, while revenue fell at all three casinos; table-game results varied by property.
Delaware casinos generated $37.4 million in May, down 2% from May 2024, according to figures published by the Delaware Lottery. Video lottery terminals contributed $33.9 million, while table games generated $3.4 million.
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