Source: Maryland Lottery and Gaming (MD)
Maryland’s six casinos generated $169,179,016 in gaming revenue in March 2021, the Maryland Lottery and Gaming said. The total was 3.6% above the previous single-month record, set in March 2019; casino contributions to the state reached $71,004,225.
The figures show casino revenue and state contributions after Maryland lifted its general capacity limit on 12 March 2021.
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Maryland Lottery and Gaming said the state’s six casinos generated $162,056,573 from slots and table games in October 2025, up 1.0% year on year. Contributions to the state totalled $69,583,601, including $50,158,177 for the Education Trust Fund; revenue for the first four months of fiscal 2026 was down 2.1% against the same period a year earlier.
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’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%.
Maryland’s six casinos generated $130,377,478 in gaming revenue in November 2020, Maryland Lottery and Gaming said. Revenue fell 7.4% year on year, while casino contributions to the state totalled $53,702,806. Capacity limits remained in place, with five casinos capped at 50% and Horseshoe Casino at 25%.