Florida’s eight non-tribal commercial casinos generated $58.1 million in slot revenue in December, according to figures reported by the Florida Gaming Control Commission. Revenue was 0.2% lower than the $58.2 million recorded in December 2023.
The year-on-year figures track slot revenue at Florida’s non-tribal commercial casinos.
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Florida’s eight non-tribal casinos reported combined net slot revenue of $58.3 million for July, up from $54 million a year earlier, according to the Florida Gaming Control Commission figures. Magic City Casino led with $12.3 million, while Harrah’s Pompano Beach reported $10 million.
It was reported that Florida non-tribal casino slot revenue declined 3.4% annually to $53.8m in June. Only two of the eight casinos recorded annual increases, with Big Easy Casino reporting the largest percentage gain.
New Hampshire charitable casinos generated $23.6 million in gaming revenue in October, according to the New Hampshire Lottery report cited in the coverage. Revenue was up from $14.8 million in October 2024, while historical horse racing revenue reached $18.3 million and games of chance revenue totalled $5.3 million.
Florida’s Gaming Control Commission reported $62.6 million in combined net slot revenue at the state’s eight non-tribal casinos in May, up 4.9% year on year. Magic City Casino led with $13.7 million, while the total was 5.9% higher than April’s $59 million.
Florida’s eight non-tribal casinos generated $66.7 million in March, the Florida Gaming Control Commission reported. Revenue was down 0.25% from $66.9 million a year earlier; Harrah’s Pompano Beach led the group with $13.1 million.