Missouri casinos recorded $169.1m in adjusted gross revenue in April, reportedly 9% above April 2024. The Missouri Gaming Commission report showed Ameristar St Charles led the 13 casinos with $26.2m; Harrah’s Kansas City posted the largest year-on-year rise, at 47%.
The figures give operators and investors a state-level view of casino revenue and differences between properties.
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Missouri’s Gaming Commission reported $246.8 million in sports betting handle for July, down 4.5% from June and the lowest monthly total since the state introduced sports betting in December 2025. Taxable adjusted gross revenue was $21.8 million, while sports betting generated $2.2 million in tax revenue, according to the report.
Missouri’s casinos recorded August revenue of $171.4m, a 3.5% annual decline, citing Missouri Gaming Commission figures. Slots contributed $150.2m, falling 1%, while table games brought in $21.1m, down 17.7%. Four of the state’s 13 casinos increased revenue year on year.
It was reported that Missouri casino revenue reached $176.8m in July, a 5.4% annual increase. Slots contributed $153.5m, while table games brought in $23.2m.
Missouri casinos recorded $164.2m in revenue in June, according to Missouri Gaming Commission figures reported in the report. Slot revenue was $141.9m, up 1.9% year on year, while table games generated $22.4m, up 1.3%.
The Missouri Gaming Commission reported that the state’s casinos generated $183.3m in revenue for May, up 3.2% year on year. Slots accounted for $160.8m, up 6.5%, while table games produced $22.4m, down 15.2%; 11 of the 13 casinos recorded annual revenue increases.