Maine’s two commercial casinos recorded $13.7 million in net revenue in June, the Maine Gambling Unit figures showed. Revenue fell 2.8% from $14.1 million a year earlier; Hollywood Casino in Bangor rose 9% to $5.7 million, while Oxford Casino declined to $8 million.
The split in results shows operators how the two Maine casinos contributed to the state’s June revenue decline.
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Maine’s two casinos took $15.4m in September revenue, a 7.5% annual increase, citing Maine Gambling Control Unit data. Slots contributed $13.2m, up 8.4%, while table games brought in $2.2m, up 2%. Oxford Casino recorded $9.5m and Hollywood Casino $5.9m.
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%.
Maine’s two casinos generated $14.9m in May, down 0.6% from a year earlier, according to figures from the Maine Gambling Control Unit. Slots produced $13m, up 2%, while table-game revenue fell 15.6% to $1.9m.
Maine’s two commercial casinos generated a combined $14.2m in March, according to figures published by the Maine Gambling Control Unit. Slot revenue was $12m, down 0.9%, while table games produced $2.15m, down 3.7%. Oxford Casino reported $8.2m in revenue and Hollywood Casino $6m.