Mississippi commercial casinos generated $185.4 million in January, according to figures attributed to the Mississippi Gaming Commission. Revenue rose 2.8% year on year and fell 7.7% from December; slots accounted for $152.1 million and table games for $24 million.
The figures give operators and investors a state-level measure of casino revenue and its year-on-year and monthly direction.
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Mississippi commercial casinos generated $217.9 million in May revenue, down 2.6% year on year, according to figures from the Mississippi Gaming Commission. Slots brought in $181.1 million, while table games generated $29.8 million; retail sports betting revenue fell 43.3% to $1.9 million.
Mississippi casinos recorded $196m in revenue in April, up 0.2% year on year, according to Mississippi Gaming Commission figures reported. Slots generated $164.9m, while table games brought in $24.9m and retail sports betting recorded $2.9m. Coastal revenue rose 1.4% to $129.5m, while the Central and Northern regions fell 1.9% combined.
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Mississippi casinos reported $214.2m in March revenue, down 5.3% year on year, according to figures from the Mississippi Gaming Commission. Slot revenue was $180m, table games generated $27.1m and sports wagering brought in $3.6m, up 89.5%.
Mississippi casinos generated $200.6 million in revenue in February, according to figures published by the Mississippi Gaming Commission. The total rose 5.8% year on year; slots contributed $167.2 million and table games $27.1 million.