Maryland’s six casinos generated more than $151.8 million in gaming revenue in January, down 0.9% from January 2024, according to the Maryland Lottery and Gaming report. They contributed $63.7 million to the state, including $45.9 million for the Education Trust Fund.
The figures show operators’ year-on-year revenue and state contributions in Maryland.
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Maryland Lottery and Gaming says its Instant Ticket Lottery Machine programme now includes fraternal and sororal organisations following House Bill 328 in 2025. As of February 2026, 89 veterans’ posts had machines, and the programme had contributed more than $64 million in total profits to participating posts since its September 2014 launch. Veterans’ groups retain 50% of net proceeds, while fraternal and sororal groups retain 25%.
Maryland sports wagering contributed $9,096,266 to the state in September 2026, including $6,888,242 for the Blueprint Fund and $2,208,024 for the General Fund. Players wagered $652,200,900 and received $593,746,515 in prizes; operators held 9.0% of the handle.
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.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming said sports wagering generated $7,018,667 for the state in August 2026. Of that amount, $5,284,434 went to the Blueprint for Maryland’s Future Fund and $1,734,232 from mobile wagering went to the General Fund; bettors wagered $465,906,572 and operators held 9.7% of the handle.
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%.