Louisiana’s riverboat and land-based casinos recorded $175.1 million in gaming revenue in August, down 6% from the comparison period, according to the reported figures.
The reported decline gives casino operators and investors an indicator of Louisiana’s land-based gaming performance.
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New Jersey gambling revenue fell 4% year on year to $615.7m in August, the report said. Sports betting and land-based gaming both recorded declines.
Pennsylvania gambling revenue fell 2% year on year to $569.7m in August, according to a media report. The report said iGaming supported the sector but provided no further breakdown in the available text.
Iowa's licensed casinos generated $131.4m in gaming revenue in August 2026, down 13.1% year on year, according to figures provided to the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission. State gaming tax revenue fell 4.71% to $26.75m, while sports wagering revenue dropped 22.4% to $17.12m as handle rose to $185.5m.
Casinos and sports wagering operators licensed in Iowa brought in close to $27.9m in state tax revenue during August 2026, the Iowa Racing and Gaming Commission reported, citing the figures it was given. The commission's news release, dated 16 September 2026, put casino gaming revenue for the month at $131.4m, which is 13.1% below the August 2025 level.
Maryland’s six casinos generated $160,007,163 from slots and table games in August 2026, according to Maryland Lottery and Gaming. Revenue fell 6.0% compared with August 2025. Casino contributions to the state totalled $68,507,667, down 4.2%.
Danish gambling consumption declined in August 2026 from the same month a year earlier, adjusted for GDP. Betting recorded the sharpest drop, while online casino grew, according to the Spillemyndigheden's monthly statistics.
Danish gambling consumption fell in August 2026 compared with the same month a year earlier, adjusted for GDP, according to the monthly statistics published by Spillemyndigheden, Denmark's gambling authority. Total gambling consumption was down 7.1% year on year in August, the regulator's figures show.