Nebraska’s five casinos and racetracks reported $28 million in revenue for March, up 42.6% year on year, according to the Nebraska Racing and Gaming Commission. Slots generated $23.9 million, while retail sports betting revenue rose 151% to $791,353.
The figures give operators and investors a measure of Nebraska casino and retail sports betting performance in March.
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Nebraska casinos recorded July revenue of USD28.1m, a 31.8% annual increase, citing Nebraska Racing and Gaming Commission figures. Slots contributed USD24.4m, increasing 30.2%, while table games brought in USD2.5m, a 60% rise.
Nebraska casinos recorded $27.1 million in revenue in May, up 11.9% year on year, according to Nebraska Racing and Gaming Commission figures. Slots generated $23.5 million, table games $2.4 million, electronic table games $672,155 and retail sports betting $523,246.
Nebraska casinos generated $26.4m in February, up 56.7% year over year, according to figures published by the Nebraska Racing and Gaming Commission. Slots accounted for $22.5m, table games for $2.1m, electronic table games for $858,476 and retail sports betting for $877,696.
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