Nevada recorded $1.32bn in gaming revenue in May, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board. The total was 2.5% higher than May 2023, while the Las Vegas Strip reported $742.5m in gaming win, up 3.7%.
The figures give operators and investors a regulator-reported measure of Nevada gaming performance in May.
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The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board reported $625.5 million in regulated gaming revenue for May 2026, up 3.93% year on year and a record for the state. Tax revenue was about $269.9 million. Online casino revenue reached $254.8 million, while sports betting revenue fell 11.4% to $52.6 million.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board suspended its consideration of licensing for Parag Vora, manager of HG Vora Capital Management, and plans to resume the matter in May after receiving answers to questions raised at the meeting. Vora’s fund owns less than 10% of PENN Entertainment’s voting stock, according to the report.
Nevada’s nonrestricted licensees reported gaming win of nearly $1.44bn in December, down 1.55% year on year, according to data released by the Nevada Gaming Control Board. Las Vegas Strip win fell more than 6% to $827.7m, while sports betting win rose 351.9% to $67.6m. The state’s gaming revenue increased 1.2% for 2025, according to year-end calculations from the board.
Nevada’s gaming win fell 2.2% in September, while the statewide total remained 1% higher for the year, according to the Nevada Gaming Control Board’s senior economic analyst. Statewide win was $1.28bn, including $937.1m from slots and $54.3m from sportsbooks; sportsbook wagers totalled $791.1m.
Nevada's Gaming Control Board reported statewide casino win of $1.23bn in August 2025, up 5.4% year on year. Las Vegas Strip revenue reached $679.3m, while baccarat revenue rose 51% as wagering volume fell about 14%.