Maine’s two commercial casinos generated $14.2m in revenue in April, according to figures from the Maine Gambling Control Unit. Slots accounted for $12m, down 3.4% year on year, while table games produced $2.1m, up 16.6%.
The revenue breakdown gives operators and investors a current measure of performance across Maine’s commercial casinos.
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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.
Maine’s Gambling Control Unit reported that the state’s two commercial casinos generated $13.8m in June revenue, up 1.1% year on year. Slots accounted for $12m, an increase of 2.3%, while table games brought in $1.8m, down 6.1%.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported $555 million in gaming revenue for September, up 4.1% year over year. The state generated $242.6 million in gaming tax revenue, while iGaming revenue reached $249.3 million, a 6.8% increase. The board also reported $196.1 million in slot revenue, up 2.4%.
The Maine Gambling Control Unit issued proposed online casino rules on 30 September. Public comments close on 30 October, and Maine has no confirmed launch date. A federal lawsuit challenges the model reserving the market for tribes.
According to the notice, the state's gambling regulator put forward a proposed rulemaking notice for online casino on 30 September. Members of the public have until 30 October to submit comments. As yet, no confirmed launch date has been announced. Online casinos are legal in Maine, but the market is not yet live.
Maryland’s six casinos generated $151,414,275 from slots and table games in September 2026, down 0.1% year on year. The state received $65,033,471 in casino gaming contributions, including $47,639,745 for the Education Trust Fund.
Maryland's six casinos generated $151,414,275 from slot machines and table games in September 2026, according to Maryland Lottery and Gaming. The statewide total was down $121,333, or 0.1%, from September 2025.