Kansas casinos generated $39.8m in revenue in May, according to figures from the Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission. Slots contributed $35.1m, while table games brought in $4.7m; Kansas Star Casino recorded the highest monthly total at $16.3m.
The figures give operators and investors a state-level view of casino revenue and performance by game type.
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Oxford Casino and Hollywood Casino together recorded July revenue of $15.6m in Maine, a 3.5% annual increase, citing Maine Gambling Control Unit figures. Slot revenue increased 7.1% to $13.6m. Table game revenue fell 16.5% to $1.9m.
It was reported that Kansas casino revenue fell 0.4% annually to $34.1m in June. Slots generated $30.4m, up 2.1%, while table-game revenue declined 16.9% to $3.6m.
Missouri casinos recorded $164.2m in revenue in June, according to Missouri Gaming Commission figures reported in the report. Slot revenue was $141.9m, up 1.9% year on year, while table games generated $22.4m, up 1.3%.
The Missouri Gaming Commission reported that the state’s casinos generated $183.3m in revenue for May, up 3.2% year on year. Slots accounted for $160.8m, up 6.5%, while table games produced $22.4m, down 15.2%; 11 of the 13 casinos recorded annual revenue increases.
PENN Entertainment chief executive Jay Snowden said on a 5 November earnings call that theScore Bet and Hollywood Casino had made a strong start in Alberta, where the company claims about 10% market share in the early months. He said PENN hopes to enter other provinces if they open to private operators; the company reported 17% year-on-year growth in PENN Interactive revenue in Q3 2026 and adjusted EBITDA of US$18.3m loss.
PENN Entertainment CEO Jay Snowden hopes to soon launch in other provinces as talk grows of further regulated expansion in Canada. The remarks came on a third-quarter earnings call on Nov. 5. The company says the launch widened its presence in Canada and leaves it well placed for growth if more provinces privatize.