Source: Maryland Lottery and Gaming (MD)
Maryland Lottery and Gaming reported that the state’s six casinos generated $157,718,494 from slots and table games in November 2023, down 3.5% year on year. The casinos contributed $66,150,282 to the state, including $47,727,562 for the Education Trust Fund.
The monthly figures show operators’ revenue trends and the casino sector’s contributions to Maryland and its Education Trust Fund.
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Maryland’s six casinos generated $155,097,779 from slot machines and table games in September 2023, according to Maryland Lottery and Gaming. Revenue fell $4,172,529, or 2.6%, compared with September 2022; the casinos contributed $66,441,145 to the state.
Maryland Lottery and Gaming reported that the state’s six casinos generated $176,524,584 from slots and table games in March 2023. The total was up $5,958,747, or 3.5%, year on year, while contributions to the state reached $74,549,152. The agency said $54,165,601 went to the Education Trust Fund.
Maryland’s six casinos generated $162,106,366 in gaming revenue in April 2021, the Maryland Lottery and Gaming agency said. The total was 11.6% higher than in April 2019; casino contributions to the state reached $69,924,658, up 16.1% over the same comparison period. MGM National Harbor and Horseshoe Casino operated under 50% capacity limits during the month.
Maryland’s six casinos generated $128,763,516 in gaming revenue in January 2021, according to Maryland Lottery and Gaming. Revenue fell 11.5% from January 2020, while casino contributions to the state totalled $53,964,464. Capacity limits ranged from 25% to 50% during the month.
Maryland’s six casinos generated $119,356,448 in gaming revenue in December 2020, Maryland Lottery and Gaming reported. Revenue fell 19.9% from December 2019, while casino contributions to the state totalled $49,791,515, down 17.9%.