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Jefferies reports US casino foot traffic fell 8.5% in September

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Jefferies reported that US casino foot traffic fell 8.5% year on year in September 2025 and was 19.5% below September 2019 levels. Analyst David Katz said the early timing of Labor Day shifted some holiday traffic into August; year-to-date foot traffic was down 5.6%. Casino visits in Pennsylvania rose 12.5% against 2019, while Atlantic City volumes fell 11.7% year on year.

The visitation figures give casino operators and investors a measure of recent traffic trends across US markets.

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Story date5 September 20254 December 2025

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