Source: Maryland Lottery and Gaming (MD)
Maryland’s six casinos generated $149,549,000 in gaming revenue in August 2020 while operating at 50% capacity, according to Maryland Lottery and Gaming. Revenue was down 3.1% from August 2019, while contributions to the state totalled $60,831,129, down 3.9%.
The monthly figures show casino revenue and state contributions under Maryland’s capacity restrictions.
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Maryland’s six casinos generated $168,088,833 from slots and table games in March 2026, the state’s Lottery and Gaming agency said on 6 April. Revenue fell 2.3% from March 2025, while casino contributions to the state totalled $72,359,944, down 2.9%.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming reported that the state’s six casinos generated $148,493,335 from slots and table games in February 2026. Revenue fell 4.3% year on year, while casino contributions to the state totalled $63,635,265, down 2.4%.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming said the state’s six casinos generated $147,877,520 from slots and table games in January 2026. Revenue fell 2.6% year on year, while casino contributions to the state reached $63,932,961, up 0.4%.
Maryland’s six casinos generated $159,778,289 from slots and table games in December 2025, the Maryland Lottery and Gaming said on 6 January. The total fell 2.6% from December 2024; state contributions were $67,897,383, down 2.8%.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming reported that the state’s six casinos generated $158,766,823 from slots and table games in November 2025, up $644,521 (0.4%) year on year. The casinos contributed $68,548,425 to the state, down $331,164 (0.5%) from November 2024; $49,447,720 of that went to the Education Trust Fund.