Nevada's Gaming Control Board reported that Las Vegas Strip gaming revenue fell 3.9% year over year in May to $713.7 million, from $742.5 million. Statewide revenue declined 2.2% to $1.29 billion, while casinos serving Las Vegas locals recorded a 0.2% increase.
The figures show differing May revenue trends across Nevada casino markets.
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Analysts at Macquarie estimated that the Las Vegas Strip generated $696 million in February revenue, up 1% year over year, and lowered their first-quarter 2026 forecast to a 2.5% decline from a previous 0.5% decline. J.P. Morgan’s analysis put February visitation at 3.04 million, up 2%; Truist Securities maintained a Hold rating on Bally’s and cut its price target to $13.
It was reported that Nevada gaming revenue increased in June despite a decline on the Las Vegas Strip. An unnamed Wall Street analyst linked the Strip’s decline to high rollers attending the World Cup elsewhere.
The Nevada Gaming Commission approved Michelle Ditondo to serve on the Resorts World Las Vegas board. The Commission said the board is expected to support the property’s operations and compliance; Genting reported third-quarter revenue of $175 million, down 1% year on year, and an EBITDA loss of $12 million.
Nevada's Gaming Control Board reported Las Vegas Strip gaming revenue of $693.5m in September, up 0.8% from September 2025. Slot revenue was $452.6m, while table games and sports betting revenue fell 3% to $240.9m; statewide revenue was flat at $1.28bn.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board reported that Las Vegas Strip gross gaming revenue totalled $693.5m in September, a 0.8% increase on September 2025, according to the regulator's figures. Statewide gross gaming revenue was flat at $1.28bn.
The Nevada Gaming Control Board reported that Las Vegas Strip gaming win rose 0.7% in the first 11 months of 2025. Statewide win increased 1.5% over the same period, while the Strip recorded $784.3 million in November, down 0.6% year on year.