Nevada casinos recorded $1.35 billion in gaming win in October, according to data from the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Clark County generated $1.17 billion, up 5% year on year, while Las Vegas visitation fell 4.4% from October 2024, marking a tenth consecutive monthly decline, the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority reported.
The figures show casino gaming growth alongside continued declines in Las Vegas visitor numbers.
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J.P. Morgan analyst Daniel Politzer estimated that visits to US regional casinos fell 5.4% in January, while winnings were projected to rise 2%. Jefferies analyst David Katz forecast a 3% to 5% decline in regional gambling revenue, citing weather and competition. Katz also said potential online-gambling legalisation could affect land-based operators over time.
Regional US casino foot traffic fell 1.7% in November compared with the same month in 2024, according to Jefferies analyst David Katz’s investor note. Attendance was 15.1% below November 2019, while year-to-date visits were down 4.8% from 2024; Katz said regional revenue continued to trend higher than six years earlier.
Nevada gambling revenue fell 7% in January to $1.35 billion, reportedly, amid a sharp decline in baccarat revenue.
Nevada reported gambling revenue of $1.35bn in November, a 2% increase, according to a report. Slot revenue rose 8%.
Nevada casinos generated $1.35bn in revenue in October, reportedly up 5% year on year. The reported increase was attributed to sports betting and baccarat results.