Maryland casinos generated $162.1m in October, a 1% increase from the same month in 2024, according to the Maryland Lottery and Gaming Control Commission. Slots revenue rose 2.4% to $113.1m, while table games revenue fell 2.1% to $48.9m; MGM National Harbor led casino revenue with $67.9m.
The figures show Maryland operators how October revenue changed by casino and gaming category.
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Maryland’s six casinos generated $169,989,792 from slots and table games in May 2026, according to Maryland Lottery and Gaming. Revenue fell 3.7% from May 2025, while contributions to the state totalled $75,140,680, down 1.3%.
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’s 26 February 2026 meeting agenda included new instant ticket games, consent agreements covering regulatory, mobile sports wagering and underage violations, and licence application denials or revocations. The meeting was held in person at Maryland Lottery Headquarters in Baltimore.
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%.